Got Moss?
The Beauty of Moss
As the trees and the growths hibernate for winter, moss still thrives green and breathing. Considered a plant for all inclusive terms , however it spread it's seed much like a fungi. To persevere through the cold and survive says a lot about this guy.
When the leaves have all fallen the sky turned gray, this plant breaths life back into an unlit day. Surviving in shade, and thriving in a frost shows it's undying lust to outlast the blue cold.
When all the growth seems dead and lacking of life this unique plant brings about the beauty of the object in which it nests. A rustic feel, adding a dash of liveliness to an old beaten picture. It's not gilding a lily, rather bringing out it's best.
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Great photos. I tried to grow moss in my garden once using yogurt. It kind of worked.