Moss is a common issue in lawns and gardens, thriving in damp, shaded environments. It forms dense, carpet-like patches and competes with grass for nutrients and moisture.

‘When you’ve added the compost or manure, spread a layer of coarse sand or grit over the lawn, particularly in areas with ...

March has arrived, and many folks are eager to spruce up their lawns after the winter season ... "Mix up equal portions of sieved topsoil, sharp sand and sieved leaf mould or compost.

Monty asserted that moss is “always a symptom” of poor drainage ... that sharp or silver sand will suffice if these items aren’t readily available. After aerating your lawn, Monty Don ...