Dicksoniaceae is a family of ferns primarily found in tropical and subtropical regions. This family includes several genera, with Dicksonia being the most well-known. These ferns are characterized by their large, feathery fronds and can often grow to impressive heights. Members of the Dicksoniaceae family typically thrive in moist, shaded environments, such as rainforests. They reproduce through spores, which are produced on the undersides of their fronds. The unique structure and growth habits of these ferns make them popular in horticulture and landscaping.