ground-pine

They trimmed the house from top to bottom, even twining ground-pine on the stair rail.

The Witness Grace Livingston Hill Lutz

No, -- it is the running ground-pine; and clearing away, with both eager hands, leaves, sticks, moss, and all the fallen

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 27, January, 1860 Various

She decked the pictures with ground-pine, and, in the act of preparing the dishes for supper that Gaston liked best, he found her.

Joyce of the North Woods

They cut masses of laurel, and ground-pine, and strung them on twine.

The Witness Grace Livingston Hill Lutz

And so saying, Mère Michaud turned, and swinging high up in the air one end of a long wreath of feathery ground-pine, led off the procession.

Hetty's Strange History Anonymous

They trailed the ground-pine across the ceiling from corner to corner, and about the mantel, hanging from it innumerable tiny red bells fashioned from the red paper.

This Way to Christmas 1916

"There's just one thing that's the matter," said David, as he and Mr. Peter started out with knives and bags to hunt for ground-pine and other Christmas greens.

This Way to Christmas 1916

As though dreaming he were late to church and had forgotten his vestments, Flame's Father reached out nervously and draped a great string of ground-pine stole-like about his neck.

Peace on Earth, Good-will to Dogs Eleanor Hallowell Abbott 1915

Just's offering of ground-pine, and Celia's scarlet carnations all about the room, a fire ready laid in the fireplace, and lamps and candles waiting to be lighted on every side, there seemed nothing to be desired.

The Second Violin 1912

Then get some of the moss known as ground-pine, a small piece of glass (the Guide should see that the edges of the glass are well rubbed with a stone, to prevent cutting the fingers), a cigar box, and white paste or putty, as in the Monkey-hunt.

Woodland Tales Ernest Thompson Seton 1903