moss can be a lovely velvety addition to your landscape if grown intentionally, but few folks want clumps of it in the middle ...

For example, sidewalk moss (Bryum caespiticium) tolerates full sun, but because it grows in clumps, it’s less desirable for a lawn. Nevertheless, most moss varieties will wilt or turn brown if ...

Q: At the rear and north side of my house, my lawn gets mossy. I’ve tried putting lime down to mitigate the moss problem, with little to no results. — Joe Dawidowicz, Suwannee ...

Green-fingered Brits should sprinkle sugar on their lawn this spring so they can achieve the perfect green grass in time for ...

While spring can often bring damp to our gardens, moss can become increasingly more prevalent. It’s seen as a nuisance by many and is known to rapidly take over areas, particularly in lawns and ...

According to garden experts, sugar on your lawn can break down thatch - the clumps of thick, dead grass layers that block up ...

Moss thrives in cool, damp environments, where the surrounding lawn provides shelter and support. Additionally, it feeds on decaying organic plant material, including the "thatch" that accumulates ...

Gardeners can rid their lawns of moss if they follow a top-tip that ITV gardener David Domoney swears by. Many gardeners often want to remove moss from their plots in order to get a fine turf ...

If your lawn is full of moss after the long winter, you're not alone and spring is when it can take hold as everything in the garden begins to grow again. That means any moss will rapidly grow ...

As the spring season awakens all that's green, garden lovers might be noticing an unwelcome guest among their lawn: moss. Many are facing this common issue as moss has a tendency to flourish ...