Sheet Moss: Hypnum imponens thrives in full shade and will tolerate low to medium indirect light. This moss requires acidic soil that is not soggy and is well-drained.

Moss is generally thought of as a ground cover and inaccurately considered to grow only in shade.

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"Roofs retain moisture, particularly in shaded areas, allowing moss to take root," says Matt Swanson from Guardian Roofing. "Unlike hotter regions where sunlight can dry and kill moss, the PNW's ...

We are taking a closer look at something we may often take for granted in the Pacific Northwest landscape – moss.

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Now is the time to wrap your spherical kokedama ball in a layer of sheet moss —the vibrant outer coat for your kokedama. As you wrap, cover the sphagnum moss, and use twine or fishing line to ...

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