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"Toni" wrote:
"Gwen Morse" wrote in message
I also have a small walkway to my mailbox made up of slate paving
stones. I'd really like the moss to grow between the stones. Is it
possible to move the moss from where it is, to where I want it to be?
I was thinking maybe I could take "slices" of mossy soil and layer
them between the pavers.
Lots of folks advise moss + milk in a blender, then spraying it wherever you
want the moss to grow. The milk serves as nutrient for the moss bits- as
long as the conditions are right it will "take" amazingly well.
Milk is very acid BTW. Moss likes it so keep lime away unless you want
moss which has itıs own charm. No mowing either
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Powered milk as a fertilizer has to be right up there with dried blood.
Pricey.
Bill
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