Topiary Moss - TN Nursery

Topiary moss, or Dicranum scaparium, is a fast-growing Northern Hemisphere native that reaches 3-4 inches tall in about six months. It thrives in acidic soil and shade, tolerates drought once established, and spreads across soil and stones in low-traffic areas.
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Welcome to TN Nursery YouTube channel. Today, let's talk about topiary moss. Mood moss is also known as Dicranum scaparium and belongs to the crane species. Most of the Northern Hemisphere and Oceania are home to this species. This type grows in tufts or mats on the ground in moist to dry wooded regions. It is identified by its leaves, pronounced curved to one side. The leaves of these mosses are bent to one side and have a highly distinctive shape. Their growing pH range is 5 to 6. This plant reaches a height of 3 to 4 inches and has a rough, almost wool-like texture. Because this plant likes to bronze in direct sunshine, people mainly consider planting them in a reasonably dark spot. Depending on its health, the top visible layer will range from yellowish-green to dark green. It takes around 6 months to develop, spreads swiftly, and grows to a height of 3 to 4 inches. This plant likes to be in the shadow and grows best in regions where there isn't much foot activity. It is drought tolerant once grown. The natural setting in the forest is a natural plant that thrives in a mix of shade and partial sun. Because of its unique style of absorbing nutrients and thin rooting system, it may grow on various surfaces. It grows best in moist soils and on stones in the wild. Topiary moss is for sale at Tennessee Wholesale Nursery, with low prices and fast shipping. Thanks for watching!
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