Live Moss Garden
The softness and delicacy of many moss types can be a perfect focal point in the garden. Grow a moss garden in a container, turn a section of your area into a moss lawn or plant it between the pavers of a walk or patio.
Different mosses can be seen in many landscapes, but before scavenging it's important to remember that your garden may not have the right growing conditions to make the moss thrive. With research or expert professional advice from a grower, it's easy to find the moss that will add beauty to your garden with little to no effort.
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Moss has no roots. That is why you often find them in damp areas where they can more easily absorb nutrients from the soil. They don't have seeds, either. They can be divided, or let nature take its course by spreading the spores as a means to propagate. For the best results, transplant moss in the spring or fall. The most efficient moss types are the Carpet Moss and Reindeer Moss.
Start right to keep the most healthy. They like the damp, but not wet environment. Plant in the shade so that the plants won’t dry out. Moss loves compacted slightly acidic soil. Plant several moss plants firmly together as they grow in colonies. This will help you create the smooth carpet you envision.
The moss provider will advise you of any special needs for your preferred type of moss. Often all the moss needs for more lushness is a bit more acid in the soil. This can be easily achieved by adding a bit of buttermilk mixed with water.
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Until the garden becomes established, it's important to keep it free from grass and weeds and make sure the soil is damp. After the first year, the plants will be just fine without additional water unless there is a drought. Moss ships year round.
