For many years now landscapers have been fighting the mosses that grow on their customer's lawns and paths. An online search with the keyword "Moss" will reveal thousands of sites with information on how to remove the tiny bryophytes from our yards. While mosses can sometimes become a nuisance in the garden, there are hundreds of moss species that are native to our area that can be used as an ornamental asset to the garden. Nature's own design has shown us how these mosses can bring a tranquil lushness and serenity to a forest. Come to Jenkins this fall and learn how to imitate this beauty by incorporating mosses into your garden. We will learn how to identify several moss families that are common in our area and discuss methods of propagating and caring for moss in a garden setting.
Free of charge. No pre-registration required.
