Sagina subulata ~ Irish Moss 3-5ft-spread Clusters of rosy pink buds

Clusters of rosy pink buds open to small forward facing creamy white flowers with pink backs that mature to dark pink bloom on burgundy stems from late winter to mid spring

Small chartreuse flowers rise on 2½ foot stems in summer which gives way to blond seed heads that last until fall

COMPANION PLANTS: Broadleaf Arrowhead

This is a low-growing perennial with trailing square stems and opposite broadly heart shaped green leaves

Very drought tolerant

Sagina subulata ~ Irish Moss 3-5ft-spread Clusters of rosy pink budsIrish Moss is a prostrate evergreen herbaceous perennial with tiny emerald green awl shaped foliage along dense creeping stems that superficially resembles moss. The soft foliage is spotted with small transparent white flowers in summer. Has more density in full sun and consistent moist well drained soils. Since Irish moss is tolerant of light foot traffic it is excellent to fill in gaps between stepping stones and along pathways. Type: Perennial