Moss invasion in lawns is often due to soil compaction, excessive thatch, shade, certain soil types, poor drainage, and improper lawn maintenance. The moist and shaded conditions in which moss thrives ...

Gardeners, take note of your grass. September is the time to mow your lawns weekly, but before you start up the mower, there's a pesky problem that needs addressing moss. Not only does it ruin the ...

Moss can take over a lawn in winter while it is resting which can leave it looking patchy, but there is simple way to get rid of spores quickly with a item that also leaves grass thicker anf greener.

With the summer at its peak, it's finally time for UK gardener to cut their lawns again, having left them during the hotter months to avoid inflicting damage on the grass. Before reaching for the ...

CALLING all green-fingered gardeners - if you want to get your lawn in tip top shape for spring, you’ve come to the right place. With the weather heating up, if you’re on a mission to ensure your ...

Autumn is a pivotal period for lawns to build their resilience before the icy winter weather sets in, but moss can hinder this process, leaving your grass exposed. Moss, a sponge-like plant, smothers ...

Moss can pose a significant challenge to lawn care, as it severely impacts the health of grass. While fertiliser can aid in rejuvenating your lawn, most types are ineffective during colder periods due ...

Moss can be a right nuisance in lawns. It's a opportunistic plant with shallow roots that can easily take hold. But, a professional gardener claims that eliminating it is relatively straightforward. A ...