We’ve discussed this before in Ralph’s railroad build log. I have been experimenting with transplanted moss for quite a few years with varying results. I usually harvest it with a flat shovel like sod, keeping a thin slice of earth with it. I have some areas where it thrives and others where it fails. I believe a lot of it has to do with drainage. You need just the right amount. Too much and it dries out; too little and it rots and dies. My latest experiments have been in the area of the re-built Coal Dump Curve. Last year I attempted tp get moss to take hold in the cracks between the rocks. It looked good while kept watered last summer but never greened up this spring. I just replaced it all using pieces with a thicker slice of earth…
While I was at it, I decided the area around the new Wall passenger stop could use a lawn…
Wall Station still needs a passenger shelter of some sort, but at least there are facilities