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(Irish Moss) Sagina subulata is an evergreen that lays out dense green foliage enhancing your landscape with a carpet of moss-like ground cover. It produces enchanting, tiny white flowers from late spring to mid-summer. Sagina subulata will grow best in full sun and creates an attractive display around flagstone walkways and along rock walls. - More Info
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Sagina subulata
Common Name Irish Moss USDA Hardiness Zone 4, 5, 6, 7 Plant Type Perennial Sun Exposure Full Sun (+6 hrs.), Part Shade (4-6 hrs.) Soil Moisture Needs Moderate Flower Color White Shades Attributes Evergreen Design Use Border, Container, Ground Cover Season of Interest (Flowering) Late Spring or Early Summer, Summer Season of Interest (Foliage) Fall, Spring, Summer - Reviews
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- Fills the Bill! Review by Angie F | Zone: 4b
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I needed something to fill in my sunny stone walkways and this really fills the bill! It withstands fairly heavy foot traffic and looks amazing. It behaves and looks exactly like a moss should. All who see it are amazed to see it growing in my full sun areas. Thanks Garden Crossings! (Posted on 6/13/2010)Quality
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