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I really enjoyed the photos of your work.
Thank you Sherry. I’ll pass you compliment on to our photographer, Ken Gergle.
Pretty. Interesting choices of containers and plant materials.
Thanks for the compliments Jea, we try to find things in scale with the mosses and plants we use.
thanks so much for the blog–beautiful photography . . . love the zen-garden with the tea house! and yesterday’s post about terrariums was great info. You’re one of my daily stops on the blog tour
Thanks Kynda, glad you keep up with us. The Japanese hut is definitely a favorite of ours too.
Just beautiful! Funny thing- out of anything, it’s the moss I miss from living on the west side of Oregon! These images get my creative thoughts going- that’s for sure!
Tessa, when those creative thoughts turn into a moss garden, we hope you share it with us!
Glad we are priming your creative ideas, there’s a lot of things you can do with mosses. Send us a picture if you do, we’d love to see it!
Jea, thank you! Yes interesting indeed. David Spain has a good eye in putting these designs together.
Thank you Kynda! It’s always nice to hear. David Spain and Ken Gergle are on a mission to educate the masses on mosses. I’m just the lucky one to pen their passion.
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I saw these in a magazine and just had to find out what they were all about. They are beautiful and so natural. I love things that are natural and have lots of texture, they fit the bill. I’m hoping I get the three moss stones as a Christmas gift, it would be the best thing ever.
Loved all you photos, your a natural , it is all serene.
Keep up the good work!!!!!!!!
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Wow, just came across your site…such beautiful pictures and ideas! As if i don’t have enough projects to do already, but I’d love to create some of these moss containers like the old apple box, small ones with little bits of fern, etc. The side of our house that we enter faces north. Maybe I can find a spot for some creative moss interest
Thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks Linda, it’s comments and inspiration like yours that keeps us working to spread our knowledge and love of all things mossy!
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it’s nice
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hi there! i would love a MOSS DISH GARDEN for my apartment. do you ever sell them?
Hey Lisa, thank you. We sell Moss Dish gardens locally only, they are impossible to ship. We do however sell and ship our Moss Rocks!™ and three species of moss to help you make your own.