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1 2 Southern Ground Cedar (Fan Clubmoss)

Southern Ground Cedar (Fan Clubmoss)

by YvonneDMaryland, USA

Cedarville State Forest

4 0 Fan-leaf Clubmoss

Fan-leaf Clubmoss

by Gary17Minnesota, USA

Part of a large colony in a mixed forest.

1 0 Fan clubmoss

Fan clubmoss

by TimTwohigMassachusetts, USA

Fan

0 0 Running Cedar

Running Cedar

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

Running Cedar is a low-growing evergreen plant, in a group of plants known as ...

0 2 Fan Clubmoss

Fan Clubmoss

by hansgpaalSomerset, Pennsylvania, USA

Low lying ground cover, throughout western PA. Really have no idea on this ...

0 0 Running cedar

Running cedar

by scadwellNorth Carolina, USA

Note spore bearing structures.

0 0 Fan Clubmoss

Fan Clubmoss

by ForestDragonVirginia, USA

Low growing, branched green foliage. Tends to grow in clusters.

0 0 Running Ground Cedar

Running Ground Cedar

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

This is one of my favorite plants - ever green, delicate and so pleasing to the ...

0 0 Running Ground Cedar

Running Ground Cedar

by QWMomHelen, Georgia, USA

Its common name is due to its resemblance to cedar boughs lying on the ground. ...

0 0 Running Ground Cedar

Running Ground Cedar

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

This plant certainly looks like a cedar, but it's truly a club moss and more ...

0 0 Ground Cedar

Ground Cedar

by QWMomGeorgia, USA

Running Cedar is a low-growing evergreen plant, in a group of plants known as ...

2 0 Southern Groundcedar

Southern Groundcedar

by KenCheeksSouth Carolina, USA

This is a Lycopod rather than a flowering seed plant. Lycopods are among the ...

1 3 Southern Ground-cedar

Southern Ground-cedar

by flybeasleyMaryland, USA

genus, but the common name Fan

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