Moss spreads through my lawn.
It’s green and soft: no mowing.
What is wrong with moss?
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Save the planet..destroy your lawn mower. Looks beautiful.
Yessir.
Love moss! Often thought I’d prefer a “moss” to a lawn–better for dancing barefoot upon.
Barefoot! That’s the spirit!
Nothing’s wrong with moss. 🙂 Our lawn is full of it…
We do live in its domain.
Moss makes me think of my grandparents’ gravesite. Not a bad thing.
Peace. A perfect metaphor of softness.
I love moss! I’d love to see that much green…no moss in drought-land!
Yep. I think moss is a happy “problem.”
Beautiful! I love haiku…. And I’m writing about moss. I borrow the pictures and put it in my posting. Will put your site as the source….
Thanks. It IS good stuff.
Here is my posting with your picture: http://rikejokanan.com/2015/10/14/a-green-pioneer/
Again thank you so much! 🙂
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Elizabeth Gilbert has the thickest novel out in which the main character becomes an expert on MOSS. *grin* A work of art, the book.