Moss isn’t noxious or invasive, so it’s not going to overtake your entire garden. In fact, some people like the looks of it ...

Moss on lawns is best dealt with in spring, as this is when grass is most invaded by this stuff. Timing is very important; too early or too cold, and your overseeding won’t germinate ...

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 ...

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 ...

Moss in your lawn can be a real pain, popping up in patches and making your garden look uneven. Not only does it crowd out the grass, leaving bare spots, but it also creates a tougher environment ...

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 A: The lime didn ...

Moss lawn care is minimal ... Watering is only necessary in areas with low rainfall. Moss is not invasive, just opportunistic, according to Washington State University. Spotting moss where ...

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 ...

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don has revealed a simple trick to banish moss from your lawn — and all you need is a garden fork. Over winter, moss can build up due to poor drainage, insufficient ...