Fir Clubmoss

Fir Clubmoss, scientifically known as Lycopodium selago, is a small, light-loving subshrub or herb that thrives in moist conditions and well-drained soils ranging from sandy to medium. Native to a wide array of regions including Alaska, Albania, Alberta, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, and many other parts of Europe and Asia, this plant has adapted to diverse climates. Its leaves are edible and have been used for culinary purposes. One distinctive feature is its preference for partial sun or full shade, making it suitable for gardens with less direct sunlight. Standing at a height of 0.3 meters, Fir Clubmoss can be found in various habitats across its extensive native range.