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novice--just guessing but is there a metal treatment you can buy?

Or try that kind of car wax that 'fills in' microscopic cracks in your car's paint. the tiny particals are small enuf that they should fill in between the metal scratches too i'd think.

Winter is rolling in, even as autumn goes splashing its colors around. The changing seasons make greenhouses more and more attractive. And this year, for your winter displays, you'll need ferns. Ferns are the design element that holds all arrangements together—that's why florists are so fond of them.

So which ferns will thrive under glass? My friend Judith Jones, the owner of Fancy Fronds in Goldbar, WA, is my go-to source for all things fern. I caught up with her by phone, on her way to the San Francisco Airport to meet Martin Rickard, English author of The Plantfinder's Guide to Garden Ferns. They were planning to spend time examining ferns in the wilds of Oregon's Siskiyou Mountains. These fern folks have way too much fun.

Practical Tips for Beautiful Results

Judith first gave me some general information. Ferns—and most house plants in general—do best in cool (40 to 50 degrees) situations. Wintertime's progressively lower light levels and shorter days signal most plants to stop growing. However if there's too much warmth and humidity, they won't rest. The resultant growth is often too soft. So keep your plants on the cool side.

Circulate air throughout your greenhouse. This lowers the humidity—a good thing (less fungi) in cool houses—and allows plants to dry off. Judith says that this drying toughens the plant cuticle, making them more resistant to diseases.

And here's the aesthetic bonus. With air movement, Judith advises, you can place your plants closer together for fuller and more beautiful displays.

Five Fabulous Ferns

Use evergreen ferns with substantial waxy foliage. Choose several of the same kind for design impact.

Australian tree fern (Cyathea [or Sphaeropteris] cooperi) has 10-foot arching fronds and a woody trunk—although avoid the scales which can cause skin irritation. High, wide and handsome for the larger greenhouse.

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