Tree Moss - 5 Square Feet

7-10 Days

Under 6 Inches

Sun Or Shade

4-8

Shade Gardens

Bare-root

NY
Tree Moss Climacium dendroides
Tree Moss: Climacium dendroides, is a lovely, dark green color. Most people purchase it from TN Nursery to use as a ground cover plant to beautify spots in the yard where they cannot grow grass.
You might hear gardeners refer to this moss by several names, but tree moss is the carpet-like moss that creeps up trees and it beautiful.
Regardless of the name, it is worthy of consideration in your garden. This moss grows naturally throughout North America and Europe, thriving on rocks, boulders, and logs.
Tree Moss Can Serve Many Purposes in Your Landscape
Most people use mosses to fill in bare patches of lawn. However, you can use your imagination; put it to use in almost any shady or semi-shady spot.
Some gardeners use tree moss to accent their rock gardens or shade gardens. Others use it to seal the moisture in container gardens or houseplants. It is also an excellent companion plant for other plants, as it helps draw and retain excess water.
Climacium dendroides tree moss is also an excellent plant for moss lawns, but it works best in areas where it will receive very little foot traffic.
Wreath-makers cultivate rock cap moss to harvest to make beautiful wreaths and floral arrangements.
Tree Moss Is Decorative Anywhere You Grow It
Tree moss displays long, narrow leaves with a glossy, bright green surface. The leaves have softly toothed ridges that add an intriguing textural element to the landscape.
This species is known for its dark green color, spreading quickly with minimal care from you. All it might need is a little water on dry or hot days, especially after you first plant it.
It does not have a specific soil preference--and can even grow on rock ledges in shady canyons--but it will do best in a shaded to semi-shaded location.
Order your tree moss from TN Nursery.
TN Nursery proudly digs their plants only upon order, ensuring fresh, healthy plants arrive at your door. Order your rock cap moss from us today.