fernery

Had a careless servant broken the glass of her fernery again?
Queen Hildegarde|Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards
In the center goes a silver or plated fernery, filled with ferns and asparagus vines, on a mirror tray, or an épergne with fruit.
The Complete Bachelor|Walter Germain
So we took our beer out in the fernery and got a cool place at a little table in a quiet corner amongst the fern boxes.
Children of the Bush|Henry Lawson
The rarely visited fernery at the end of this garden well deserves more frequent visits.
Intimate China|Mrs. Archibald Little

A case of stuffed birds, a few large pots of tropical plants, and a fernery are in keeping with the dining-room appointments.
The Ladies Book of Useful Information|Anonymous

British Dictionary definitions for fernery

fernery

/ (ˈfɜːnərɪ) /

noun plural -eries

a place where ferns are grown

a collection of ferns grown in such a place

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