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Scotch Moss
Sagina subulata 'Aurea'
- Plant Type
- Groundcover
Nursery Tag
Tolerates heavy foot traffic. Hardy to zone 4. Height to 3", spread 12". Controls
Gardener's Log
09/2020: Planted near steps and in small bed outside of dirt room
We’ve had irish moss in the garden for ages and it has pretty much taken over some areas, which I regard as a good thing! I love our irish moss but I’ve been wanting some scotch moss – which has a brighter chartruese green color – to plant as compliment our low growing black mondo grass patches. It oddly took me a while to find some, seeing how commonly available irish moss is at the nurseries and big box stores. But its in the ground now and I’m waiting for spring to see if this little plant performs as well as its wildly successful cousin.
UPDATE 2021:
One specimen died probably due to lack of water, the other one is trucking along and is actually a little bigger now. Did I plant 3? No idea! 1 out of 3 isn’t bad right?