Dear Glenna: If you have a shady and moist landscape, moss might be a good option as a ground cover. I found little ... Schenk describes a few methods of transplanting moss. It's propagated ...

I suggest transplanting your hostas after the weather ... Spread a 1-inch-deep layer of organic matter, such as peat moss or decayed humus, and mix this matter into the top 6 to 8 inches of ...

He began transplanting moss from nearby woods into various spaces ... Now, beautiful moss grows over large areas of ground, covers large to small stones, stumps, pieces of wood and seating areas ...

Ground covers ... nursery transplants, bird droppings — weeds are prone to pop up in even the most well-manicured garden. While you can eliminate them using mulch, growing moss phlox or ...

If you have moss growing on the ground somewhere in your garden and would like to grow more elsewhere, it is possible to carefully transplant small patches of moss with a little of the soil below ...

Q: Our south yard is glowing with moss, a wonderful survivor of the winter cold. It certainly is a worthy ground cover for shady areas! A: I have long been an advocate of moss, and wish others ...

Getting a particular one to transplant ... the object or ground with buttermilk or soured yogurt is also said to be effective, especially if one mixes it with a little moss in the blender as ...

In landscaping, ground covers are a wonderful tool that are often ... Have you ever seen a planting of a soft looking grass that resembles moss? Well, it might be Irish moss.

Planting ground covers between pavers can add a delicate ... which has bright magenta flowers in the summer. Irish moss (Chondrus crispus) plants grow to completely pack open spaces with a ...

Remove spring tomato plants and plant new transplants for the autumn crop ... I recommend watering newly planted ground covers every week in their first growing season. Once they are established ...