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Creeping Evergreen plant

Creeping Evergreen plant

These little plants grow in my woods. They are no taller than 12 inches, stay green and alive all winter, and spread by creeping underground roots. It is a t...
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These little plants grow in my woods. They are no taller than 12 inches, stay green and alive all winter, and spread by creeping underground roots. It is a type of Club Moss, most likely Hickey's Club Moss.
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NIKON D3300

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Aperture 80/10 ISO 200 Shutter 10/3200 Focal Length 450/10

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Feb, 2018

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