Nov 3, 2025
Resurrection ferns on trees at Seabrook Plantation, Edisto Island SC.
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Resurrection ferns on trees at Seabrook Plantation, Edisto Island SC.
Pleopeltis polypodioides / Resurrection Fern at the North Carolina Botanical Gardens at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill, NC
Iron & Wine - Resurrection Fern
Like stubborn boys across the road, we'll keep everything
Grandma's gun and the black bear claw that took her dog
Resurrection Ferns (Pleopeltis polypodioides)
Taken at Maritime Hammock Sanctuary in Melbourne Beach, FL
Fence by McLeod Creek
Edisto Island, SC. October 2018. Photo by Lorien Lucero.
Parched (a haiku)
Resurrection fern
Might just be my spirit plant
Dead, until the rain…
—rudysassafras
Rose of Jericho at Ritual Cravt.
Resurrection Ferns, otherwise known as Jericho Rose, have long been used in rebirthing spellwork. Each fern starts off brown, dry, and curled into itself. Place your fern in a shallow dish of water, and it will unfurl and open into a beautiful forest green plant. Traditionally these unique plants are used at a time when a new beginning is in order, on the New Moon, or when a “rebirth” is sought.
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