Pam shows you the area where we pick our moss. The site is near Insch which is just on the outskirts of the Highlands. We have an exclusive agreement for access to this private site to collect moss before the ground is turned over for planting trees.
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…
Just a wee video showing Pam packing up a Variegated Euphorbia. We pack every single plant in whichever way suits it best. We do not have a one size fits all approach. Also, we use a variety of eco friendly materials alongside our very own…
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…
Introduction At Highland Moss, we are obsessed with the intricate world of mosses. Our moss selection, sourced from our private forests, showcases the beauty and versatility of these humble plants. This article dives into the details of a few of our specially curated moss varieties,…
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…
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