For example, if you want to transplant moss to an outcropping stone, find some growing on another rock, a concrete wall or on a sidewalk. Likewise, if you want to grow it on a tree, find moss ...

It also has a more yellow hue, so it might trick you into debating whether there is lichen or moss growing in your yard. If ...

This moss is an excellent choice for rock gardens, walls and patios ... are great for water filtration and storm-water runoff. New growth is deep green, while older colonies or those in too ...

They also like a wet surface and are often very colorful and add much to the face of a rock outcropping or cliff. Both liverwort ... sizable amount of sphagnum moss growing in its confines.

I hated doing that job. Let’s talk about why the moss, mold and mildew grow in the first place. Many years ago I couldn’t understand how it could grow on solid rock, precast concrete or brick ...

A massive crack has opened up on a Yosemite National Park cliff face ... crack had partially detached a large pillar of rock, and the split was growing. A climbing guide who scaled the rock ...

And then come the climbers, who may trample what grows at the bottom of a cliff, dig out whatever is growing in ... sections of rock and found differences in lichen, moss and woody plants.

Researchers discovered two species of moss ... grow while other mosses on the soil surface go dormant. This is the first green plant known to seek such refuge. Living under a translucent rock ...

The search is on in the Yukon for a rare moss known as Porsild's Bryum. The loss of rock cliff habitat is threatening the sparkly green moss. Among the team of moss experts looking for it is ...