Hello, I've recently moved to Washington State and found that I have an abundant supply of mosses, lichens & ferns. I've been able to ID all but this one. I'll include a photo. Thanks for your help!!

It is really too hard to tell from your images. If the mosses were hydrated then maybe. All I can do is guess and that would be Brachythecium for all 3

WOW Diane, you're good!!! I knew the name once but couldn't recall it. I'm pretty sure it's Looks Like Fun, and the description fits, even without a photo. And, as in the description, the fragrance is probably stronger than my evaluation of "mild to moderate." How'd you do that??????????

After having spent HOURS poring through photos & descriptions, etc., the closest match I've run across so far is 'Robert le Diable.' Yeah, I know, forget what I said about this rose's possibly being a moss or a gallica! Do any of you grow 'Robert le Diable'? GST's description seems to fit: he calls it "lax, almost procumbent" and says that it is an atypical centifolia [hey, doesn't centifolia mean "one hundred petals"? That would fit the 148 petal count that I got!] that "probably has Gallica derivation." He also says that 'Robert le Diable' has "an amazing number of tints" in its flowers, and "develops its most arresting colours in dry, hot weather." (YEAH! That's Boise!) So, what do you think? Anybody?