CORNISH HEDGES - DRY HEDGE FLORA
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 growing through mosses and lichens on a stone hedge near St Just-in-Penwith. To the left is dog lichen (Peltigera canina) and to the right a common cup lichen (Cladonia species).)
 is commonly seen on dry Cornish hedges, stone hedges and gateposts.)
![](photo.htm?src=pics/cladoniaetc.jpg&height=450&width=600&alt=Cladonia and other lichens, mosses and polypody fern make a fascinating scree "garden" on top of this dry Cornish hedge topped with rab (subsoil).)
 can often be found on exposed stones in Cornish and stone hedges.)
