Scotch Moss
Did you know?
Scotch moss (Sagina subulata 'Aurea') looks and feels like moss, but it is not a true moss. True mosses do not flower, and they grow in the shade in considerable moisture.
Size
Up to 1 inch tall and indefinitely wide
Flowers, Fruit, Foliage
Tiny, white, star-shaped flowers bloom from late spring through late summer. Small, soft, neon-yellow leaves grow on thin stems.
Pests & Diseases
None serious
Landscape Use
Great as a groundcover, in rock gardens, and as a lawn substitute
Care Practices
Plant in moist, rich soil in an area with full sun to part shade. These groundcovers are moderately cold hardy and can tolerate foot traffic, a variety of soils, and urban conditions. They will not tolerate drought or extreme humidity.
Native Range
Europe