Plants at Maclay Gardens

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	Red Berries Detailed view of red berries hanging from a branch.
	Red Berries Red berries hanging from a branch.
	Shelf Mushroom Detailed view of a shelf mushroom. Mushrooms such as these that grow on trees and do not have a stalk are called polyspores.
	Shelf Mushrooms on Tree Shelf mushrooms growing on a tree.
	Spanish Moss Tree covered in ivy and moss. Folklore in the United States explains the origin of Spanish moss through a story about a man whose Spanish fianc�e comes to South Carolina in the 1700s. One day as they are walking in a forest, they are attacked by Cher...
	Spanish Moss Spanish moss hanging from the trees in Maclay Gardens. Spanish moss is not actually a moss, but is rather a flowering epiphyte that grows within trees, although its flowers are very small. As an epiphyte, it grows while attached to a host tree. Spani...
	Spanish Moss Detailed view of Spanish moss hanging from a tree. Folklore in the United States explains the origin of Spanish moss through a story about a man whose Spanish fianc�e comes to South Carolina in the 1700s. One day as they are walking in a forest, they...
	Virginia Creeper Virginia creeper growing on a tree in Maclay Gardens. Virginia creeper is a woody vine that is native to certain areas in Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Guatemala. It can grow to around 25 meters in height and uses tendrils (stem or stalk-lik...
	Virginia Creeper Virginia creeper growing along the groundfloor in Maclay Gardens. Virginia creeper is a woody vine that is native to certain areas in Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Guatemala. Native Americans used this plant for medicinal purposes such as an...
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