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Common name: "Spanish Moss" or " Old Man's Beard"
Latin name:
Tillandsia usneoides

Spanish Moss - Tillandsia usneoides
Native to: Southern USA, Central & South America

Useful as: 
To cover unsightly areas of arrangements

Longevity: 
Long lasting

Dries well:
Yes
Available: Year round
Pictured: Spanish Moss Clump
General Floral Greens Care: Live Spanish Moss can be grown and kept alive with daily misting or soaking in water. Dried Spanish Moss requires no care.

Variety note: Spanish Moss is available either dried or live. Dried Spanish Moss is a bit messy and generally used in the interiorscape trade as a top dressing for house plants. Fresh Spanish Moss is most commonly used in the floral trade for adding texture to the base of fresh arrangements. Spanish Moss is also known as "Graybeard".

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