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I've just about talked DH out of trying to grow grass on our shady back yard paths, which he's been trying to do for 4 years without success. We would propagate moss on the paths instead. Problem is, I don't really know how to do that. I think buying sheet moss would be prohibitively expensive. We have a few mossy areas now. Would we have to get rid of the patchy grass areas beforehand? Can I use the same methods used to grow moss on statuary? That is, mixing up some ground up moss with buttermilk, clay, etc. Advice welcome. Sheila
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