Description: The postcard tells the legend of the Spanish Moss in Florida, which originated from the story of a Spanish villain named Gorez Goz who chased an Indian maid. The maid escaped by diving into a river, leaving the villain's beard tangled in the branches of a tree. This beard eventually transformed into the Spanish Moss that hangs from centuries-old cypress trees in Florida. Spanish Moss is a unique plant that is not actually a moss, but a flowering plant related to pineapples and succulents. It is commonly found hanging from trees in the southeastern United States, including Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana. Spanish Moss is an epiphyte, meaning it grows on other plants but does not take nutrients from them. Instead, it absorbs moisture and nutrients from the air and rain. Spanish Moss has been used by Native Americans and early settlers for various purposes, including bedding, insulation, and even as a stuffing for furniture. It is also a crucial habitat for many animals, providing shelter and nesting material for birds, insects, and small mammals. Today, Spanish Moss is a symbol of the Southern United States and is often featured in art, literature, and folklore. Its ethereal appearance and historical significance make it a fascinating part of Florida's natural landscape.
Price: 11.95 USD
Location: YPSILANTI, MI
End Time: 2025-01-16T03:01:48.000Z
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