Tag Archives: Moss

Moss in your lawn competes with the grass, blocking out sunlight and using up nutrients. This inhibits turf growth, looks unsightly and encourages disease to flourish in your lawn if left untreated. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Moss can make a lawn look untidy and unsightly, but there is a simple way to stop moss growing back and keep grass healthy using one tool you likely already have in your shed. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Moss can grow on hard surfaces such as patios and driveways, and it can be unsightly. Here’s how to remove it without using a pressure washer. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Moss is the biggest threat to a beautiful patio as it looks unsightly, but also makes the surface of pavers slippery, creating a fall risk for anyone who walks over them. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Moss is very opportunistic as it will take over areas of your lawn where the grass is thin and weak in an instant. Instead of using chemicals to kill it, a lawn specialist has suggested using something you may already own. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Moss can make a lawn look unsightly, but one gardener has shared three things to completely remove it while also helping grass grow healthier and stronger. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Moss will steal the attention of any lawn it starts to grow from with its yellow-green hue, but gardeners don’t have to stand for it any longer if they start to use just one product. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

To kill and remove moss from patios, many often reach for bleach or a pressure washer. However, those items can seriously damage patios and paving if misused. Instead, a gardening expert has shared a household method that “prevents future growth” of moss. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

There is an anti-ageing technique that could leave your skin feeling ‘tighter’ and revitalised without spending any money – and some celebrities love it. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed

Moss can be found in most lawns but can be problematic for those who want a thriving lawn, but it’s not too tricky to get rid of. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed