These three completely unrelated plants have the word Resurrection in the name. They all seem to be dead at some point and then come back to life when they get the proper amount of water. Resurrection lilies grow leaves in the spring and then go dormant until fall rains allow them to send up flower stalks with pretty pink flowers. The best way to get them for your garden is to find a friend who is willing to divide their lily bulbs. Or, you can buy them at brentandbeckysbulbs.com. The Resurrection Plant is a spike moss that grows in the Chihuahuan desert of the United States and Mexico. It can stay dormant for years if necessary. They are commonly sold online. I bought mine from saintterra.com. The Resurrection Fern is found in the southern United States, Central America, South America, and Africa. Even though it grows in wet and humid climates, it can curl up and dry out when the weather is dry. I bought mine from ForestFloora on Etsy.com.