This genus comprises 20 to 30 species of herbaceous plants, which can be either annual or perennial, found primarily in the temperate zones of the Northern Hemisphere. The foliage is slender and resembles moss, displaying a rich emerald green color. During the summer months, these plants produce small white flowers.

Sagina

Sagina apetala

Sagina apetala subsp. apetala

Sagina apetala subsp. erecta

Sagina boydii

Sagina japonica 'Flore Pleno'

Sagina maritima

Sagina nivalis

Sagina nodosa

Sagina nodosa subsp. borealis

Sagina nodosa subsp. nodosa

Sagina procumbens

Sagina procumbens var. daviesii (d)

Sagina saginoides

Sagina saginoides subsp. saginoides

Sagina subulata is a compact evergreen perennial that develops thick mats of slender stems, which root at the nodes. Its fine, linear leaves are dark green and arranged in pairs along the stems. During the summer, small white flowers emerge on stems that can reach up to 4 cm in height.

Sagina subulata

Sagina subulata 'Lime Moss' is a low-growing evergreen perennial that creates thick mats of slender stems, which root at the nodes. The plant features narrow, linear leaves in a vibrant lime green, arranged in pairs along the stems. During the summer, small white flowers are produced on stems that reach up to 4 cm in height.

Sagina subulata 'Lime Moss'

Sagina subulata 'Supreme' is a low-growing evergreen perennial that creates dense carpets of slender stems adorned with narrow mid-green foliage. In late spring and early summer, small white flowers emerge on stems reaching up to 4 cm in height.

Sagina subulata 'Supreme'

Sagina subulata var. glabrata

Sagina subulata var. glabrata 'Aurea' is a compact evergreen perennial that produces thick mats of slender stems adorned with narrow, yellow-green foliage. In summer, it showcases small white flowers on stems reaching heights of up to 4 cm.