Moss around stone, gravel and water. It is the surface that makes a rock feature read as settled rather than new, and it needs no soil: cut to fit, pressed onto compacted ground, and it holds by contact. See moss for rock, stone and water features One of my favorite movies is Love Affair from […]
Moss on the table. It needs no water for an evening, holds its color under lights, and unlike cut flowers it goes back into the garden the next morning. See live moss for events and decor This past weekend Moss and Stone Gardens had the honor to assist Helen Yoest with the hosting of the […]
A moss garden is a habitat, not just a surface. No mowing, no feeding, no chemicals, which is why things live in it that will not live in a lawn. See live moss for landscaping · will moss grow on my site? I spend a fair amount of time observing the small and tiny features […]
Moss thrives on neglect and poor ground. That is not a consolation prize, it is the whole proposition: no mowing, no feeding, no irrigation once established, and it holds ground where nothing else will. Will moss grow on my site? · live moss by the square foot This past week I took a few days […]
The short answer: any time. Moss has no seasonal growth habit, so it transplants year round. What changes is the watering. We ship live moss all year and cut to order, with one exception: we hold shipments for a day or two when it is above 90 degrees, because moss cooks in a hot truck. […]
Fungi turning up is a good sign. They arrive where the ground is undisturbed and unfed, which is exactly the condition moss wants and a lawn cannot tolerate. No mowing, no feeding, no chemicals, and this is what you get instead. See live moss for landscaping · will moss grow on my site? One of […]
Moss on stone is the hardest kind to move. The species that specialise in it grip hardest and shred when lifted, and they are slow to recover anywhere else. Mood moss, also sold as rock cap moss, gives the same look on a boulder and actually transplants. See moss for rock and stone features · […]
The welcome mat, should you wish to lay one. A tiny offering of moss is all it takes, and a square foot of sheet moss is several thousand individual plants. We cannot promise Hobbit houses. We can promise the moss, cut the week you order. See live moss by the square foot · the Faerie […]
Do you want to transplant moss but you don’t know how to do it? We do this daily for our customers so hereby a step-by-step instruction guide on how to do this. You can either harvest the moss or you can buy live mosses from our webshop. Whether you’re looking to create a moss-covered rockery, […]
Converting a shaded lawn? Letting airborne spores do the work takes 12 to 24 months. A moss milkshake puts the species you want where you want it and knits into a stable colony in four to six months. Laid sheets read as finished ground the day they go down. See live moss for lawns · […]