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lowbush blueberry
mint-family stems in mid to late summer
two-ranked foliage typical of the wild species
The taxonomists
The plant spreads by shallow runners into a generous patch
Selaginella braunii (involvens) Fred Meyer lowbush blueberrySelaginella braunii, known in older texts as Selaginella involvens and in gardens as Braun's spikemoss or the arborvitae fern, belongs to one of the oldest surviving lineages of plants on Earth. The Selaginellas are not true ferns but spikemosses, an ancient group whose ancestry runs back more than three hundred million years, long before flowering plants reshaped the world. In the shaded understory of primeval forests these plants held their ground,
