Sagina subulata is a rewarding groundcover across a wide range of climates when its crucial need for good drainage combined with consistent moisture is met. Adjust sitting and care based on your specific zone and local conditions for best results.
Sagina subulata (sub-yew-lay-tuh), Irish Moss is a hardy perennial , well branched, with creeping stems. Sagina subulata forms a dense mat 2 inches thick. White flowers on hair-like stems 4-inches above foliage in July to August.
With a soft, lush feel and appearance, Sagina will take light foot traffic when placed between stepping-stones. Mow soon after flowering to prevent seeding.
Excellent as a border plant, in container, for edging, ground cover, between stepping stones and mass plantings. Deer resistant.