Once the moss has turned orangey-brown, simply rake it away ... of raking or using a mechanical scarifier like the RLA 240 cordless lawn scarifier, available at Just Lawnmowers, to pull moss ...

Though not especially competitive or aggressive (like weeds are), moss is opportunistic, and grows in lawns that aren’t ...

One woman has taken to social media to ask for advice on how to remove and prevent moss from growing in her lawn - and the ...

Moss is a common problem in gardens and lawns, particularly thriving in damp, shaded areas. It forms thick, carpet-like patches and competes with grass for nutrients and moisture. Moss tends to ...

IF you’ve pushed your garden to the back of your mind over winter, you likely have some maintenance to do. Removing moss from ...

Then, once your moss has turned that weird orangey-brown colour and died, simply grab your rake and remove it from your lawn.

After the moss has turned that distinctive orangey-brown and perished, just take a rake to your lawn and clear it away, reports the Express.

But before that you'll have to take care of your lawn - and that means getting rid of moss and weeds. Moss in a lawn isn’t a massive problem as it’s soft, green, low-growing, low maintenance ...

the moss content will have reduced and turned dark brown whilst the grass will have turned extremely green.” All you need to do is feed your lawn iron sulphate the day after it has been raining ...

"To get a ‘good’ lawn you have to think positively. Put your efforts into healthy grass rather than fighting perceived ‘problems’ like daisies, moss, ants, worm-casts, moles, plantains ...

Removing moss from various surfaces is a big job for this time of year. Whether it's on your garden furniture, patio, or across your lawn ... colour to an orangey-brown before it totally dries ...