Moss grows where grass won't, thriving in shade and wet spots to create a soft, textured groundcover. You can pack it into wire forms for topiary shapes or layer it in glass terrariums for indoor gardens. Year-round green with almost no maintenance.
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If you're looking for something to add to your garden which brings a lush and textured green all year round, this could be the answer. These perennial plants are ideal for enveloping rocks and surrounding shrubs and other plants to deliver a wonderful green carpet while giving the effect of a sculpted woodland retreat. It thrives when planted in shady areas or close to water or other places with high moisture levels, creating a natural-looking effect around garden ponds and water features. But it is also a highly effective way to bring additional layers of of greenery to a Western garden, allowing gardeners to bring color to shady areas where the grass is unable to grow. Topiary Moss. If you're feeling more adventurous, you can sculpt into a range of unique forms. Topiary can be easily trained to adopt whatever shape you choose. Simply manipulate some chicken wire into the desired shape, then place the moss into the holes and wait for it to take hold. Terrarium Moss. You don't have to be an avid outdoor gardener to enjoy the benefits and beauty of moss. Introducing it to a terrarium is an easy way to bring a touch of the outdoor wilderness into your garden in a glass. Since plants thrives best when it's placed in diffused natural light, it's an ideal choice for those looking to introduce a lush layer of green into their terrarium.