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Savannah, Georgia, USA oak tree lined road at historic Wormsloe Plantation.

This is a photograph of hanging moss over a Lake Nona neighborhood sidewalk.

Oak road in plantation, Savannah, Georgia, USA.

old oak trees covered with spanish moss in Saint Augustine in Florida

Giant oak trees draped with spanish moss line a scenic road in the South Carolina lowcountry on Edisto Island near Charleston. Charleston is the oldest and second-largest city in the State of South Carolina. Charleston is known for its rich history, antebellum architecture, and distinguished restaurants

A paved road leads through a live oak forest with Spanish Moss hanging from the trees

Crepe Myrtle tree with Spanish moss hanging from branches at night looks spooky and mysterious, Myrtles Plantation, St. Francisville; Louisiana; USA

Photo taken in Tallahassee, United States

Live Oak Trees with Spanish Moss near Charleston South Carolina USA

The massive Live oak tree draped in Spanish moss in the low country of South Carolina

Oak road in plantation near Savannah, Georgia, USA. Toned Image.

Savannah, Georgia, USA oak tree lined road.

Live Oaks and Palm Trees with Spanish Moss and Dirt Roads of Daufuskie Island SC

Driveway somewhere in South Carolina, USA

This is a photograph of oak tree branches covered with hanging moss in Ocala, Florida.

Peaceful path through the woods. Less travel path in South Carolina, United States.

Wormsloe Historic Plantation Site - Savannah Georgia

$Spanish moss is a type of air plant that is often found growing on oak trees in the southeastern United States, particularly in coastal areas. Despite its name, it is not actually a moss but rather a member of the bromeliad family. \n\nSpanish moss typically grows in long, grayish-green strands that drape from the branches of oak trees, giving them a distinctive and eerie appearance. The plant absorbs moisture and nutrients from the air and rain, rather than from the tree it grows on, and does not harm the tree in any way. \n\nIn addition to its aesthetic value, Spanish moss has also been used for a variety of practical purposes throughout history. Native Americans used it for bedding and insulation, while early European settlers used it for stuffing mattresses and making rope. Today, it is still used for decorative purposes in crafts and floral arrangements.$

Shaded lane in an old Florida town by the name of Micanonpy. Live oak trees with ferns, vines and Spanish moss. Country road.

spanish moss draped oak trees trail in Goose Creek State Park NC in Washington, North Carolina, United States

Scenic Oaks covered with spanish moss road valley in Georgia

A massive live oak tree draped in Spanish moss is a typical site in the low country areas of the southeastern United States.

A beautiful live oak tree lined plantation driveway in coastal South Carolina. December2009

A vehicle off road dirt path leads into the iconic woods around the Everglades. The Sand Live Oak (Quercus geminata) trees are adorned with Spanish Moss (Tillandsia usneoides.)

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