This is a natural moss garden that I have in a shaded area. I did not create it as it just is there. The daylily that I put into the photo is one that I knocked off of a plant while I was weed eating along the flowers. The moss is growing on a piece of rock that is flagstone.
The same kind of stone in which my foundation of the kitchen was created probably over one hundred years ago. There was a basement put in under my old house in the Fourties and they didn't put it under the kitchen, so the original foundation is still there. I dig up stray pieces of flagstone in the yard and I don't know why it is there. I also find bricks six inches under the soil. I guess someone just liked to bury their building trash in the ground.
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The moss is very nice. Two of my previous houses had lots of construction material buried near the foundation. Each time I would go to plant flowers, I would dig up more!
I am remarkably fond of moss and I like the idea of a moss garden. I must search the garden to check if I already have one.
Amazing! I keep getting surprised by nature, daily. You can make it a place for meditation and serenity. :)
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Moss is such a wonderful addition to any garden. It looks lovely with the daylily laying on it, a nice contrast.
Have a great weekend ~ FlowerLady
I love moss too...it's rich green can seem to make a hot day cooler just looking at it.
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