Maybe a picture would help with ID.

We can't see your picture.

Ohh shoot

Bumping this up.

The one on the left looks like Phlebodium pseudoaureum. common name hardy blue fern.

This post was edited by Cercis141 on Wed, Aug 20, 14 at 11:30

The one on the right looks like a polystichum, maybe tsus-simense, Korean rock fern. I remember that they are a little messy when the spores ripened. What do the undersides of the leaves looks like? I'm not a fern expert, so I certainly could be off on this one.

Thanks a bunch guys.
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Cercis141,

The undersides have no particularity. No spores present or anything, but then again the plant is fairly small

I found a reference that describes p. tsus-simensis upclose and personal if you want to investigate further. I know it's commonly sold as an indoor plant, very easy to grow because it tolerates low temps and a drier atmosphere than some other ferns grown indoors. I had purchased it for a cold, north facing window for a client. It did great but the client didn't care for it because the spores dropped on her windowsill :/

Here is a link that might be useful: p. tsus-simensis

The one on the right side is Pteris tricolor.

Rgds

Pteris tricolor seems more like it :)

Yes it does! Glad you got the right answer (and I learned a new plant).