Like being beautiful and smart... mosses have it all! Visual appeal, environmental advantages and spiritual benefits! Appreciate all your comments. Thanks, Mossin' Annie
Hey Scottius... Glad that you've discovered your moss goldmine in your yard. Check out more videos on how to maintain your existing mosses so that they will thrive. Also, I've written a book, The Magical World of Moss Gardening which is available through my Web site: www.mountainmoss.com. Mosses don't have roots though... instead rhizoids that only serve the purpose of holding the moss colony in place. Enjoy mossin' around... even in the winter. --Mossin' Annie
Hi there Annie. I recently came back from Norway. I brought some moss from my 2ed cousins garden. It was doing good but now its turning brown around the edges and dying. Its in a terrarium and continually moist. Since this moss is from my homeland i would like to keep it alive. Any suggestions?
By now, your moss from Norway has probably croaked. Sorry for such a long delay in responding. I just found your comment. I suspect the problem is that you kept moss "continually moist." Not many moss species want to be soggy. -- Mossin' Annie
People need to replace their lawns with moss! I am truly enjoying all of your videos, thank so so much!
Hey Deann... YES... let's start the moss movement! Moss Lovers Unite! I'm glad that you've liked my videos. -- Mossin' Annie
you are great!! love your videos hope you keep making more
She seems like the cool down to earth neighbor! I loved this video and my mother and I love moss
love watching and learning about moss. i have a moss garden in ne Pennsylvania and it has turned out to be amazing. i am totally addicted
great idea ! beautiful and an asset to our environment !
Like being beautiful and smart... mosses have it all! Visual appeal, environmental advantages and spiritual benefits! Appreciate all your comments. Thanks, Mossin' Annie
I wish I was you, you're so cool!
Lovin the knowledge. Thanks for your work Annie.
Thanks for your encouraging comments. --Mossin' Annie
This one is my favorite.
If you are an environmentalist, then this video should appeal to you. Thanks for the comment, Nappy Natural Girl!
wow, just found that its all over the front yard. I am grateful, i can keep the pests from the roots.
Hey Scottius... Glad that you've discovered your moss goldmine in your yard. Check out more videos on how to maintain your existing mosses so that they will thrive. Also, I've written a book, The Magical World of Moss Gardening which is available through my Web site: www.mountainmoss.com. Mosses don't have roots though... instead rhizoids that only serve the purpose of holding the moss colony in place. Enjoy mossin' around... even in the winter. --Mossin' Annie
Hi there Annie. I recently came back from Norway. I brought some moss from my 2ed cousins garden. It was doing good but now its turning brown around the edges and dying. Its in a terrarium and continually moist. Since this moss is from my homeland i would like to keep it alive. Any suggestions?
By now, your moss from Norway has probably croaked. Sorry for such a long delay in responding. I just found your comment. I suspect the problem is that you kept moss "continually moist." Not many moss species want to be soggy. -- Mossin' Annie