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Moss 

Moss is a unique gardening concept for shaded areas in landscaping. Favorites like carpet moss, cushion moss, and fern moss — three of the most popular species — can help make your garden a more attractive place to visit. Understanding these benefits will make it easier for you to choose a moss that suits your needs.

Moss Is a Bio-Indicator and Cleans the Environment

Shade moss can fill under trees and other shady areas in your garden to maximize its style. Other plants cannot thrive in these areas because they often require too much sun. By contrast, carpet moss does quite well in this environment and can quickly spread. This moss also matches its name quite well, as it will spread like a carpet across the ground and create a very even and appealing coverage area.

It is also great for shady areas, creating extra density and support. Many gardeners love this option because it creates a soft feel for their feet, allowing them to move relatively quickly through their garden in their bare feet. This provides apparent benefits — there's nothing like relaxing with your toes out in your favorite garden area.

Mosses produce very bright green colors that appeal heavily to many gardeners. The diverse range of colors means you should create striking looks that will stand out and make your garden more attractive. Ensure you choose the best option for your needs here, as many species will thrive quickly in these shady environments.

Moss Boosts Soil Quality

It is a surprisingly powerful way of keeping the soil intact under trees. Unfortunately, low plant growth and natural erosion concentrations can damage your earth's quality and expose it to pests and other problems. But shade moss will hold it together in areas where other plants may struggle to thrive, ensuring that you have to do less busy work in your garden (always a bonus).

For instance, carpet moss will spread widely across your shady areas and create more stable soil. As its roots spread deeper into the ground, it prevents erosion and keeps your dirt and earth as connected as possible. This way, you don't have to worry as much about natural wear and tear damaging your garden, and your soil is naturally aerated simultaneously.

Places It works Best At

We suggest planting it in hilly regions around overhanging zones that may quickly wear away otherwise. This moss is also excellent because it often stands out compared to other moss types and is usually relatively easy to grow. 

It serves as a balance between the two other options here. It also provides strong water-retention rates, which helps keep H2O close to your plants and trees at all times. These benefits make it worth the time and money you'll spend getting high-quality shade gardens.