Selaginella uncinata Canna in south central Georgia and

in south central Georgia and first introduced by Eco Gardens in 1992

truly outstanding

a nitrogen fixer as well as a larval host for a wide range of moths and butterflies

The 3' tall

It will soon be back in new growth and fresh bloom

Selaginella uncinata Canna in south central Georgia and(aka: Didiclis uncinata) Peacock spikemoss (a prehistoric fern relative) is one of our favorite groundcovers for the woodland garden we actually say that to all the selaginellas. Peacock spikemoss fern hails from Central China south into Vietnam. The low, spreading habit of Selaginella uncinata and the semi evergreen metallic aquamarine foliage, overlaid on a green background, are sure to make visitors stop to admire this gem. The foliage color is