Difference between Peat Moss and Bog Moss

PEAT MOSS vs BOG MOSS: NOUN

A common name of sphagnum.
A peat-bog or swamp: a name frequently given in Great Britain to those accumulations of peaty matter which in the United States are commonly known as peat-bogs.
Moss entering into the composition of or producing peat; moss of the genus Sphagnum.
Peat composed of moss, usually sphagnum.
Sphagnum.
Any of various pale or ashy mosses of the genus Sphagnum whose decomposed remains form peat

Peat-moss. See Sphagnum.
Any of various pale or ashy mosses of the genus Sphagnum whose decomposed remains form peat

Bermuda grass, Compost heap, Rye grass, Groundcover, Humus, Loam, Topsoil, Fertilizer, Soilless, Compost, Perlite, Mulch, Bog moss, Sphagnum, Sphagnum moss

Ooze, Bittern, Hag, Peaty, Fen, Fem, Boh, Bogging, Flow, Sphagnous, Muskeg, Peat, Peat moss, Sphagnum moss, Sphagnum

Compost pile, Hydrated lime, Rototill, Bermuda grass, Compost heap, Rye grass, Groundcover, Humus, Loam, Topsoil, Fertilizer, Soilless, Compost, Perlite, Sphagnum

Sedge, Reed, Ooze, Bittern, Hag, Peaty, Fen, Boh, Bogging, Flow, Sphagnous, Muskeg, Peat, Peat moss, Sphagnum

Cypress mulch, play sand and a large clump of peat moss or sphagnum moss work well as the substrate of an indoor tortoise enclosure.
It takes hundreds or even thousands of years for that moss to decompose to make the product we know as peat moss.
Coir, coir pith and coir peat have been proposed as substitutes for peat moss.
Sphagnum moss may be familiar to many people, especially sphagnum peat moss.
Is somewhat less expensive than peat moss is completely saturated these benefits, peat accumulate.
We offer a wide variety of different habitat mosses from sphagnum moss to frog moss to peat moss and they all have different looks.
Another procedure that is usually successful uses sphagnum moss or peat moss.
Coco pith, or peat, looks similar to peat moss but is a rich, brown color.
Coco Peat can be used in exactly the same way as traditional peat moss.
Peat moss is a type of moss known as Sphagnum moss.

Bog Moss has antiseptic properties and can absorb up to 20 times its own weight of water.