Bouncy sponge-like moss which grows in moist areas. Walking on this moss should be avoided
Type of moss used for the lining of hanging baskets and as a soil amendment, or as a rooting medium in the propagation of trees by air layering.
a genus of moss that covers large areas of wetlands in the northern hemisphere; sphagnum debris is usually a major constituent of the peat in these areas
A type of moss native to damp locations such as bogs and marshes. It is highly water absorbent and has various uses in plant cultivation, particularly in air layering, or as binding for large wounds to keep them moist.