Partially decomposed moss used to improve soil's water retention. Peat moss is not recommended for clay soils.

Decayed remains of sphagnum moss

The partially decayed remains of sphagnum moss.

Partially decomposed sphagnum moss (bog moss) that is used as a soil amendment; increases moisture retention. Perennials:

A usually weed-free form of organic matter created by the partial decomposition of sphagnum moss. It increases soil acidity and retains moisture. Pendulous

The partially decayed remains of sphagnum moss.

An organic soil additive from Sphagnum and related mosses. The partially decomposed remains of various mosses. This is a good, water retentive addition to the soil, but tends to add the acidity of the soil pH. Pedate

a moss that grows in wet places, and whose partially decomposed remains form peat. Genus: Sphagnum

A relatively inert, organic grow medium. Retains a lot of moisture while allowing for plenty of oxygen to be present in the root zone. Falls apart easily and needs to be replaced periodically.

Partially decomposed remains of moss. The best quality is Sphagnum peat moss (harvested in Canadian bogs)

Partially decomposed remains of formerly living sphagnum moss from bogs.

Partially decomposed sphagnum moss, often added to soil to increase moisture retention. Because of its age, it is considered by some to be a non-renewable resource.

A class of Bryophyta which is best known for Sphagnum forming Peat bogs.

Sphagnum moss which is mined from bogs, dried, ground and used as an organic mulch. Although acidic, its light, fluffy texture and excellent moisture retention characteristics make it a good medium fo [..]

sphagnum.