Rock landscape ideasRock landscape ideas
MOSS can make some garden elements and even whole shady gardens look and feel established and aging. The problem with garden Moss is, however, that sometimes it's not even on his own can grow. And if so, it may take a very long time to settle.
Here is a way you can speed up your garden rocks and concrete features in a nice green moss cover. This method does not work well on Rosin statues and landscape artificial rocks.
Stir first a rule of thumb sizing clump of porcelain clay in 3 cups of water to form a thin paste. You can usually porcelain clay from local Hobby shops.
Then combine the mixture of clay with a cup of undiluted fish emulsion and a cup of fresh, chopped moss. Fish emulsion is a fertilizer made from whole fish is usually available at nurseries and garden centres.
Mix everything and painting on your rocks and concrete objects with a tassel. Keep things in the garden light dampish by misting and take care not to wash the mixture of.
Remember that MOSS grows, of course, patches, the north side of objects, and immediately takes to cracks and crevices.
Use the following formula in shady gardens and dampish locations and you can most likely moss on your garden landscape statues and rocks in a few weeks.
