Introduction You may have seen big sacks of sphagnum peat moss in the garden centre or head about some of the environmental concerns about it being harvested. So, naturally, you may be concerned or confused about our sphagnum moss products. Let us go over the difference between the two ways you may have seen sphagnum…
What is a moss pole? Moss poles are used to support and encourage the growth of plants, specifically those with aerial roots. The moisture from the moss emulates the humid temperature that plants like Philodendrons (Monstera), Pothos and others enjoy in their native environment. Our moss poles are made with beautiful Sphagnum moss from a…
Sphagnum Moss vs. Peat Moss While often confused, sphagnum moss and peat moss are different. Sphagnum moss grows in mats and has acidic properties that suppress bacterial growth, making it historically valuable as an effective wound dressing during World War I. Peat moss, on the other hand, forms from compressed sphagnum moss in water-logged conditions…
What is moss? Moss is part of a big family of Bryophytes which include mosses, liveworts and hornworts. These are mainly green, flowerless plants which reproduce by spores or asexual tubes. Mosses are very low in the evolution stage and haven’t formed a way to bloom. However, they are one of the most adaptable plants…
Preserved moss offers a natural and sustainable way to bring the beauty of the outdoors into your living spaces. Its versatility and longevity make it a popular choice for creative DIY projects, adding a touch of greenery and elegance to your home decor. Experiment with different applications and enjoy the endless possibilities that preserved moss…
