Spanish moss, which actually isn't a moss, can be found dangling from oak, cypress and other Floridian trees. It was named due to its curly, bristly appearance that resembles a Spanish man's beard.

Domesticated goats are thought to descend from the Eurasian wild goat, which has a beard, and which prefers high altitudes, some of which are very chilly. It’s possible that a goat’s beard has the ...

But unlike Spanish moss (which is a plant), the Beard Lichens don't simply hang but have attached themselves to limbs.Their stringy, spongy body type is ideal for capturing moisture and dew.

This week's Plant Pick of the Week is compact version of a seldom-used perennial called goats beard. Skip to Article. Set weather. Back To Main Menu Close. Quick Look- ...