Cyathea australis

Cyathea australis, commonly known as the nobles' fern, is a tall, lush fern native to eastern Australia. It features large, feathery fronds that can reach up to 3 meters long, giving it a majestic appearance. The fern thrives in moist, shaded environments such as forests and rainforest edges. Its trunk is stout and sometimes covered with a layer of root-like structures called rootlets. Cyathea australis plays an important role in its ecosystem by providing habitat and maintaining humidity levels. It is valued for its ornamental appeal and is often cultivated in gardens that replicate its natural shady, damp conditions.