Flower Gardening Tips : How to Grow Irish or Scotch Moss (Sagina Subulata)

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Irish or Scotch moss, also known as sagina subulata, is a beautiful ground cover that grows well in moist climates. Grow the sagina subulata, a plant that is green year-round, with instructions from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening and plant care. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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How fast does it grow
coooool plants sagina
Actually this species is native to nearly all of Europe - down to Spain and east to Italy. The Scotch and Irish suffixes are merely romantic.
Hi will this sagina grow well in terrariums with 80-90% himidity? I have orchid mix with extra coco soil & spag moss > PRASAP in middle of setting up terrar Bought 2 pots of this But concerned that False bottom in terrarium may be too much H20?
My friend gave me some irish moss that was growing off the sides of her plant. I was wondering if I just lay it on soil will it start growing like that OR is there away to do this? I want it to grow but I don't know how to exactly do this. Could you tell me what I should do with this Irish Moss I have please & thank you
I KNOW WHERE SCOTLAND IS! Thank for showing me (sarcasm)
IT would also be helpful is you added which ag zones it can survive in? Example... zones 4-7?
Hi, it would be great if you had a video showing how to start this plant from seed? Soil consistency, time to germination, seed spacing and so on. Also... showing it in place somewhere, rather than holding a container? So people could see the best setting(s) for this ground cover? Thanks for posting this... very little video available about Sagina subulata :{ You did a great job introducing it!