Bracken

Pteridium aquilinum is among the most widely distributed vascular plants on earth, and there is a reason for that. Deep-running rhizomes, large triangular tripinnate fronds and near-total indifference to soil and exposure make it a colonising species rather than a garden one.
It is recorded here for completeness rather than recommended. The fronds contain ptaquiloside, a recognised carcinogen, the plant is toxic to livestock, and established stands are extremely difficult to remove.
Bracken appears in this catalogue as a record rather than a recommendation, and it should not be specified for ornamental planting.