Moss often suffers from an unfair reputation. While it can be considered a menace to lawns, RHS Chelsea Flower Show designers urge households not to “ignore moss” or “scrub it off” from your garden.

On the clay slopes of ravines, clinging to the rocks in shallow streams, and deep in the cypress domes lie our native mosses. Minute green remnants from the first organisms to ever colonize land, the ...

Moss thrives in damp, shaded areas with poor soil conditions where turfgrass struggles. Improving soil fertility, pH, drainage, and sunlight can help turfgrass out-compete moss. Moss is a native plant ...

Hellebores do not transplant or divide up easily because of their thick and brittle roots. If you want to share hellebores, then look for hellebore seedlings under the skirts of the mother plant. The ...

Beautiful rocky paths can bring your whole garden design together and transform your landscaping. You may find that there's an abrupt break between the soft green of your plants and the harsh stones ...

Gardeners can get rid of a common garden nuisance with one common household item. Moss can take over a garden, becoming an eyesore and making the patio slippery. Moss is a small, flowerless plant that ...

Louisianians are probably familiar with Spanish moss, but they may not be aware of ball moss. Like Spanish moss, ball moss is an epiphyte and belongs to family Bromeliaceae, says LSU AgCenter plant ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The garden trend to watch in 2025? Embracing moss! That’s according to the designers of this year’s RHS ...