Lycopodium sitchense Club Moss - 12" Wild Alaskan Vine - Shade Groundcover for Zones 3-7

Product Overview

Lycopodium sitchense, commonly known as Northern Club Moss, is a wild-harvested evergreen vine native to Alaskan habitats. This 12-inch segment is a spore-producing fern relative that thrives in shady environments, making it an excellent groundcover option for gardens within USDA zones 3 to 7.

Key Features

• One 12-inch vine segment of Lycopodium sitchense
• Evergreen fern relative, not a true moss
• Spore-producing plant
• Ideal for groundcover in shaded areas
• Native to northern latitudes

Growing Information

This plant prefers full to partial shade and grows best in moist, acidic soil conditions. Its natural habitat in northern regions suggests it is well-suited for cooler climates within USDA hardiness zones 3 through 7. Propagation occurs through spores rather than seeds, reflecting its fern relative characteristics.