Selaginella uncinata New hop-like clusters that feed birds

hop-like clusters that feed birds and small mammals into fall

and forgiving small shade tree for a lawn

Fragrant in spring and studded with little oranges in fall

and anything with a quiet green or silver leaf make good neighbors

'Woodlanders Evangeline' is our own selection of the southern

Selaginella uncinata New hop-like clusters that feed birdsPeacock moss is not a moss at all but a very low, spreading fern relative, a spikemoss whose scale like leaves clothe trailing stems that root as they run and knit into patches across moist, shaded ground. The great distinction of Selaginella uncinata is color: in good light the foliage takes on an iridescent, metallic blue green sheen, the peacock shimmer that gives the plant a common name. Native to southern China, peacock moss has been grown and