Spoon Leaved Moss | Shaded Beds & Understory (NEW!)

Ideal Landscape Applications Shady Areas: Use this moss in partial to full shaded areas below trees or other places where grass doesn’t grow. Walkways & Garden Edges: Use this moss as accent moss to soften the stone or gravel of walkways. Slopes & Banks: This is a great moss to keep soil in place and reduce erosion. It grows well on sloped areas. Tree Base: Spoon Leaved Moss is a great moss to plant around shaded tree trunks. Why Landscapers & Homeowners Choose It Drought-tolerant: This moss is drought-tolerant and survives dry periods well. Shade-Loving: It thrives in shade, doesn’t mind debris, and is very resilient. Stable & Structured: It is a slow-spreading moss, so it stays in place and keeps a neat appearance. Visually Unique: The worm-like stems and spoon-shaped leaves create a unique sight. Site & Soil Needs Light: Use this moss in partial to full shade areas. Soil: It prefers well-draining, moist soil with organic matter around. Water: During Establishment: Water it daily for 6-8 weeks until it is attached to the soil. Long-Term: No need to water it because dew and rainwater will be sufficient. How to Plant It Prepare the area: Remove the weeds, loosen the soil, and clear the area of large debris. Hydrate the moss: Dip the moss in a bucket of clean water before planting it. Lay it down: Place it onto the soil or substrate and press gently to remove any air bubbles. Water gently: Mist daily in the early mornings until it is well established.