Sagina subulata Irish Moss wisteria

Sagina subulata Irish Moss wisteriaSagina Subulata, or Irish Moss, is a ground cover with deep green moss like leaves and tiny white daisy like flowers in spring. It grows like moss and is excellent between and around pavers where traffic is light, rockeries, roof gardens and around ponds. It can also be used as a lawn substitute in light traffic areas. Fertilise with a slow release fertiliser in spring. For a lawn effect mow lightly monthly in summer and once in winter, otherwise

Venus features an unusually striking warm-red flower with contrasting feathery

embankments

creating excellent texture and movement in the landscape

highlighted by a vivid apple-green interior that makes each “paw” stand out dramatically

These stunning evergreens are celebrated for their striking silver–green foliage and masses of creamy white spring flowers

pointed green leaves and rosy-pink new growth

In Australian gardens and landscapes

in spring and summer

added to a mixed planting

It is a great bird-attracting shrub and responds well to pruning

Adiantum aethiopicum

and masses of small