Mosses are the oldest living land plants and you can grow them in your newest outdoor garden. Learn how to create a soft, ...

It should eventually begin to grow slowly in its new location, as long as it is in a suitable location, similar to where it came from. What I like to do is encourage moss-covered rocks in shady spots.

but if they want to keep some of the characterful moss growing on rocks or as a ground cover in their yard, only harvest up ...

Like other rock-loving plants ... This is where Irish Moss can come into its own, growing into a thick, verdant carpet that can support human foot traffic. It’s soft to the touch and produces ...

Moss loves wet conditions – it’s why you often see it growing beside streams or on river rocks. The fuzzy green plant requires lots of minerals to survive, which it saps up easily from fresh ...

While it isn’t winter yet, we have been getting hints that it is coming — frosty mornings, the bare branches of trees rattling in the wind and the bones of the Earth revealed as the vegetation ...

Moss is cool. Moss rocks! Moss lives everywhere in our gardens – in sun, shade and in between. Moss mulches for weeds, fills in the gaps, keeps water in place, sculpts landscapes, houses wee ...