TN Nurseries best selling moss
1. Cushion moss
2. Sheet moss
3. Garden moss
4. Fern moss
5. Mood moss
Moss has a particular look that any other type of plant can't match. It's a soft, velvety look that many people love to use in their landscaping. Not only does it have a clean look, but it has a subtle, clean scent of nature. However, it also comes with many other benefits for the landscaping and the environment.
Using Moss in Shady Spots
If there are shady areas in your landscaping, finding enough shade-loving plants that will work with your existing plants can be tricky. Moss is the perfect plant to place in these areas. It loves the shade and won't need any hours of direct sunlight. It's a beautiful plant that lends an established look to new landscaping. The green colors and soft textures of mosses add to the variety found in landscaping and help to create a vibrant look. Shady places are too damp for most plants, but it's ideal for growing moss. Areas with standing water also tend to breed mosquitos, and moss can keep this from happening by absorbing that excess water.
It's Great Ground Cover
If you need ground cover, a few things work and moss. It can be placed over the soil quickly and does not grow a set of roots. It has proven to be a great plant to use in areas prone to soil erosion. Though it doesn't have roots, it does anchor itself to the soil with its rhizoids. These short filaments keep the moss attached to the soil and absorb nutrients. They keep the moss in place without you having to bury a root system. It also prevents weeds from growing in the bare spots in your landscaping.
Adding Greenery
The color green is well-known as a calming influence on humans, and moss comes in many different shades of this soothing color. If you have spots of ground that don't look great when mixed in with your foliage, moss can create a more uniformly green look. It grows in many spaces that any other plant would struggle to survive. With moss, you can have greenery between rocks, shady slopes, and areas with only a little space for a plant. Most mosses only get anywhere from 2" to 4" tall. And it's an evergreen plant that keeps its green color even if it goes dormant in the winter.
Ease of Maintenance
If an area is shady and gets moisture regularly, moss needs little to no maintenance. If it spreads too far for your landscaping design, it's easy to cut it back. It does not need to be fertilized or fed. It doesn't need to be pruned or deadheaded. Once it's laid on the soil, it simply makes itself at home.
If your landscaping has any spots that are too wet, too shady, or both, adding this lush greenery is ideal for adding another dimension to your landscaped areas.
