Reindeer Moss
White Reindeer Moss- Cladonia Rangiferina Reindeer Moss, despite its name, is not actually moss but actually a type of lichen. It is native to harsh, cold environments and thrives during the winter. This is what makes it an important naturally occurring food source for winter animals, such as Reindeer (hence its name!). It is found widely occurring in forests. White Reindeer Moss Plant Details Family: Cladoniaceae Light Requirement: Full Sun – Partial Shade Water Needs: Low - Moderate Height: 1-4 in. Spread: Indefinite Growth Rate: Very Slow Wildlife Value: Provides shelter for small creatures, stabilizes soil, provides nesting material for wildlife, and retains beneficial moisture Despite its reputation as a cold-hardy fixture, this lichen can also tolerate hot temperatures. This makes it a versatile, wildly unique groundcover that comes in a wide variety of hues, ranging from white, yellow, and green. The base is typically where the green grows in, with the spongy upshoots being an i