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Leya 
An amazing photo..so artistic.
Nature is! Thank you
😃
Delicate unfurling.
It is always a treat, isn’t it – every spring!
So beautiful Ann-Christine!!!
Thank you, Paulo!
Beautiful shot, but I have to say that they look more than a little like some sort of alien creatures waiting to unfurl on unsuspecting people who come by. 🙂
janet
Haha – well, if you pick the wrong one to eat…that is surely what will happen!
Hi, so nice to be out and see the land, green up
Like soldiers standing to attention
!!!!!!
It is! Thank you!
Stunning photo 😀
Thank you, Cee!
I did not know that you even get edible ferns! Beautiful photo Ann Christene
Thank you, Aletta. In fact I ate them first in Bhutan, googled them when in Sweden, and found out I have those five minutes from where I live!
How amazing!
Lovely fern, so frilly. I do like ferns but I didn’t know that any were edible.
In fact it was appointed number one edible wild plant in 2014 – in Sweden. Just pick them before they unfurl, boil or steam for some minutes and eat with butter and whatever spices with your dinner! In fact delicious. I had them in Bhutan first time, and googled to find out if they grow in Sweden – and they do. Quite rare, but I happen to have them five minutes away! I walk that path often and always wondered about the strange looking ferns growing there. They don’t look like other ferns at all.
This fern is beautiful 💚
Regards, Teresa
Thank you, Teresa – the only edible fern in Sweden.
Oh is it? Nice to learn something!
I love to learn new things as well!