The Silver Fern is a plant native to New Zealand, known for its distinctive fronds that have a silvery-white underside. It is scientifically classified as *Cyathea dealbata* and is a type of tree fern. The Silver Fern thrives in various environments, often found in forests and along riverbanks, and can grow up to 10 meters tall. This fern holds cultural significance for the Māori people of New Zealand, symbolizing strength and resilience. The Silver Fern is also recognized as a national emblem, often featured in sports and other representations of New Zealand, including the national rugby team, the All Blacks.