Guide
Moss
Carpet, cushion and aquarium mosses: how fast they spread, where they grow, and the air they need.
Baby tooth mossPlagiomnium cuspidatum
Blunt-leaved bogmossSphagnum palustre
Brocade mossCallicladium imponens
Christmas mossVesicularia montagnei
Common apple-mossBartramia pomiformis
Common feather-mossKindbergia praelonga
Common haircapPolytrichum commune
Common pocket mossFissidens taxifolius
Common smoothcapAtrichum undulatum
Cushion mossLeucobryum glaucum
Dotted thyme-mossRhizomnium punctatum
Fern mossThuidium delicatulum
Fire mossCeratodon purpureus
Flame mossTaxiphyllum sp. 'Flame'
Fox-tail feather-mossThamnobryum alopecurum
Java mossTaxiphyllum barbieri
Juniper haircapPolytrichum juniperinum
Knight's plume mossPtilium crista-castrensis
Many-fruited thyme-mossPlagiomnium affine
Mood mossDicranum scoparium
Red sphagnumSphagnum magellanicum
Rock cap moss (Hedwigia)Hedwigia ciliata
Rough-stalked feather-mossBrachythecium rutabulum
Seductive entodonEntodon seductrix
Sheet mossHypnum cupressiforme
Silver mossBryum argenteum
Smaller white-mossLeucobryum juniperoideum
Star moss (twisted moss)Syntrichia ruralis
Tree mossClimacium dendroides
Weeping mossVesicularia ferriei
Woolly fringe-mossRacomitrium lanuginosum