Alpine Clubmoss Apr 2026

Excellent. It provides a unique, evergreen "ground pine" look that stays vibrant year-round.

Since Alpine clubmoss ( Diphasiastrum alpinum ) is a rare wild plant rather than a commercial product, here are reviews from the perspective of a nature enthusiast, a gardener, and a conservationist. Nature Enthusiast’s Perspective alpine clubmoss

"This species is a vital indicator of mountain health but is currently under threat. In some regions like Maine, it is documented in only a few counties due to its scarce habitat. It is also highly vulnerable to airborne nitrogen pollution from vehicle exhausts, which is devastating populations on mountain summits. Protecting its remaining habitats from heavy hiking use and pollution is critical for its survival." Excellent

“They are low growing, creeping over the mountain soils... Alpine clubmoss, Fir clubmoss and Stag's-horn.” Facebook · Wicklow Mountains National Park Nature Enthusiast’s Perspective "This species is a vital

“I still can't believe I got to go out in a boat to see these beauties so close. Other discoveries included... Alpine Clubmoss.” Facebook · Zoe Ashdown Photography