When dollars grew on trees, Local News

If there’s one defining feature of the Southern U.S., it’s the masses of Spanish Moss draped across local trees. Visitors remark about the beauty of the moss, while some natives feel that it’s a bothersome parasite that may kill the host trees. However, the harvesting of Spanish Moss was a significant industry in Central Florida and made it possible for Citrus County residents to survive the harsh economic conditions brought on by the Great Depression.

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