A lush, green lawn is a point of pride for many homeowners. Eye-catching landscaping anchored by a healthy lawn is one of the key ways to improve the value and curb appeal of a home. In fact ...

TV personality and host of BBC's Gardeners' World, Monty Don advises that you’re better off getting rid of moss sooner rather than later. Especially if you want to spruce up your lawn by giving ...

However, garden enthusiasts returning to their cherished green spaces after winter may be dismayed to discover that their once lush lawn has been overrun by moss. Experts, including TV personality ...

Moss can be a widespread issue in winter and spring as it thrives in damp, shaded spots. The areas of your garden that are most affected by it will typically be the lawn and patio. When it comes ...

Use low-maintenance ground covers like thyme and Irish moss instead of high-maintenance lawns grasses. Consider drought-tolerant perennials and hardscaping to transform your front yard ...

Moss, that ever-present green guest on lawns and stone paths throughout the nation, flourishes in the cool shade or places where water lingers a tad too long. For many gardeners, addressing these ...

There are more than 700 species of moss in the UK, so it's hardly surprising that they often appear on garden lawns. Most moss species like shady and damp environments as well as acidic soil.

The classic front yard with vibrant ... isn’t a replacement for turf and is best used when reducing shady lawn areas. "Moss ...

Moss can become quite a nuisance in your garden as temperatures drop, particularly thriving in moist and shady spots. Often, it is your lawn and patio that suffer the most from this intruder.

Start off by controlling moss, which is often found in patches under trees or hedges. Treat by spreading a mosskiller across the lawn and within two weeks the weed will have died and turned black.