How to Grow and Care for Lycopodiella

The inundated clubmoss (*Lycopodiella inundata*) grows in marshes, ponds, and other wetlands across the northern reaches of the Northern Hemisphere. This moss prefers cold temperatures in Arctic, subarctic, and mountain regions. Inundated clubmoss is most common in Northern Europe, but has been listed as a priority species in the British Isles due to its rapid decline.

Foxtail bog clubmoss is a perennial fern ally with a graceful, foxtail-like appearance. This grassy-looking plant thrives in wet, acidic soils of boggy lands and open wetlands. Its trailing, slender stems thread through the landscape, punctuated by upright, leafy shoots. Conspicuous yellow-green spikes emerge at the tips, carrying the plant’s reproductive spores. Foxtail bog clubmoss's distinctive growth form mimics a fox's bushy tail, making it a unique and recognizable inhabitant of its moist environment.