Selaginella ludoviciana Avery Island Pogonia but we have found it

but we have found it to adapt well to slightly acidic soils

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with a dramatic serrated

A clump formed from the large rounded 3-4" leaves makes a spectacular specimen for the woodland rock garden

After seven years in our garden

Selaginella ludoviciana Avery Island Pogonia but we have found itSelaginella ludoviciana 'Avery Island' is a little known Southeast (Florida panhandle to Mississippi) coastal native spikemoss, that's quite rare, and considered vulnerable (G3 rank) through most of its range. It's first cousin to the superficially similar looking, but wider distributed Selaginella apoda. Our offering is propagated from plants on the Avery Island salt dome, the westernmost native population. Gulf spikemoss is a low growing, spreading