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Sagina subulata |
Nature seems to be celebrating our Midsummer Night’s Dream Rewards Club Party theme. Sagina is blooming beautifully now. It is our staff’s perennial pick of the week. This lovely ground cover is right out an enchanted woodland forest.
Sagina subulata Irish Moss features tiny white star-shaped flowers at the ends of the stems. Its tiny needle-like leaves emerge light green in spring, turning emerald green in color the rest of the year. Sagina subulata ‘Aurea’ Scotch Moss has similar leaves, gold in spring, turning lime green in color the remainder of the year. Scotch Moss also features tiny white star-shaped flowers.
Written by Nina Sargent
"Jill" of all trades at Sargent's, Nina Sargent co-owns Sargent's with her husband and in-laws. She keeps communication going between the garden centers, landscape, nursery and the public. Nina loves helping connect people with their outdoor living spaces - especially while creating habitat for wildlife. She enjoys running, skiing (of all kinds) and reading.
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