sustainable moss lawn

**"* M* <B*@verizon.net>**

Hi, Nan and everyone,

My moss lawn is self-sustaining because it is in shade and I have a moist 
climate here. It's within range of other moss that spreads spores into the 
lawn area.  It began when I realized that the moss was winning out over the 
grass so I began removing the grass.  I water it occasionally but never 
fertilize it.

I made a little ebook about it, based on an article I wrote last year. It 
has a magazine-like format with loads of moss garden photos. Viral 
marketing -- it is good info and free, but to pay for itself it carries my 
booklist at the end. Take a look!  It is great if anyone wants to link to 
it.

http://issuu.com/bbmackey/docs/ebookmoss

This issuu.com site can make a page-flipping ebook magazine or book out of 
any pdf file. It is free to join at basic level and that's what I did.

Best wishes, Betty
www.mackeybooks.com

----- Original Message ----- 
Subject: Re: [GWL] From today's Voice of San Diego

> Thanks Betty!
>
> A moss lawn? Is that a self-sustaining lawn?  I assume you wouldn't
> have to plant it - yes?
>
> Nan
>

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