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How to landscape with live moss from TN Nursery #mailordernursery #moss #mosswall

10 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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In this short tutorial, Bailey from TN Nursery explains the differences between fern moss and sheet moss, emphasizing that fern moss forms firm, clumped mats that stay together when laid, unlike the delicate, tearing sheets of sheet moss. Bailey notes that moss is an ancient, hardy plant; brown coloration indicates dormancy rather than death, and the moss they ship is typically vibrant green. He recommends using fern moss around Virginia bluebells and other perennials to improve soil conditions, and concludes with a call to order various moss types from tnursery.net.

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Hey everyone, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and today I'm showing you some fern moss. Now people get fern moss mixed up with sheet moss, but if you're looking for a more like firm-fitting moss that'll stay together when you go to lay it down, you want fern moss. You don't want sheet moss. Sheet moss kind of tears apart into little bitty sheets, but fern moss stays together. And you can see these are big old clumps of fern moss, and moss is one of the oldest living plants on the planet. Moss is really hardy, and it, uh, if you ever see moss turn brown, it's not dead, it's dormant. And most of our moss that we ship is green, it's not dormant, it's pretty. And these, uh, this kind of moss goes great around like Virginia bluebells and just stuff that to amend the soil for the perennials. Order now at tnursery.net. We have all kinds of beautiful moss.