Native to the rocky desert regions of the Mexican Chihuahuan desert, this ancient spikemoss is a special lycophyte often found moving about in a similar fashion to tumbleweeds. The plant can lie in waiting for years without water, however, similar to wildflowers in a desert, this clump of nondescript, brown foliage explodes to life when water is added into the equation. This is why it perfectly represents the coming of spring and has been dubbed the ‘resurrection fern’.
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