Fern Moss - Thuidium Delecatulum

$75.00 (5 sq. ft)

Larger quantities are eligible for discounted pricing
25 to 45 square feet receive a 15% discount ($12.75 sq.ft.)
50 to 95 square feet receive a 20% discount ($12.00 sq.ft.)
100+ square feet receive a 25% discount ($11.25 sq.ft.)

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Quick Overview

Thuidium delecatulum, sometimes referred to as fern moss, is a very versatile and adaptable species. It thrives and spreads quickly with ample moisture but capable of withstanding drought once established. Thuidium delecatulum can be grown onto stone surfaces, concrete wood or soil. An excellent choice for creating a moss lawn, accenting a water feature or as a living mulch.

Full shade to part sun

Needs regular moisture for establishment - drought tolerant afterwards.

Strong woven branching makes for a durable walkable moss lawn.

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Installation

Partial sun to full shade
Clear the area of debris and weeds
Smooth soil as much as possible
Lightly wet both soil and bottom of moss
Press moss firmly into place on soil and water thoroughly
Step on moss to ensure good contact with soil (especially on edges)
Follow watering recommendations

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Water
For best results

1-3 months - Water lightly (3-4 minutes) and frequently (2-3 times daily during daylight hours)
3-12 months - continue watering regimen if you want moss to spread and become thicker
Moss is very drought tolerant once established (3-6 months)

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Light

Thuidium prefers partial sun to full shade

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Partial sun to full shade moss lawn
Between Stepping stones
Flagstone patios
Living mulch