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![]() "Benjamin Brizzell" wrote in message 7... Today I received some Java moss from an internet retailer and I am unsure of how to plant it. Right now I have it sitting on the gravel and it looks really ugly. Maybe this is just because it is not established yet. What are your recommendations? Also, I purchased a Java fern and I understand that it should not be planted in gravel. Is this really the case? I think it looks great in the gravel but I don't want it to die. Thank you. --Ben Java Fern can be planted in gravel but the rhizome must never be covered by the gravel or it will rot and die. Tony |
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Marin County: Crypt p'folia, Java fern, moss | Dan Drake | Plants | 0 | July 2nd 03 01:27 AM |