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Moss!
Hello gardeners,
I have just returned from a year in Japan, and am keen to 'japanise' a small area of my family's garden. Close to my newly converted shed (it is now a batchelor's pad), there are a number of rocks, secured into the earth. I would basically like to cover all the earth with moss (and perhaps on some of the rocks as well), to form a kind of japanese carpet of the stuff. Is this at all possible? Must I buy some moss, and then help it to spread by continually watering it? I would be very grateful for any suggestions and advice. Thank you very much, Donal Coonan (London, UK) |
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