There isn’t a category for gardening - anyone know a less ball-breaking way of getting moss out of a lawn other than raking it?
56-60, M
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Moss like moist and acid. If you have too much shade they will grow beautifully. The pH of your soil can be changed by adding an alkaline poweder to that area. I am sure your local garden center has those.
Alternatively, If you have a BBQ grill at home with coal or a fireplace with real wood, you can use your cold ashes on your moss. Ashes are also alkaline.
Otherwise I suggest adding some big stones to the area. If you rub yoghurt on your stones, the moss will grow on them and you will have a beautiful green garden without mowing a lawn. It is a painfree way to go green. Think Japan and there are lots of inspirational pictures on Pinterest.
Alternatively, If you have a BBQ grill at home with coal or a fireplace with real wood, you can use your cold ashes on your moss. Ashes are also alkaline.
Otherwise I suggest adding some big stones to the area. If you rub yoghurt on your stones, the moss will grow on them and you will have a beautiful green garden without mowing a lawn. It is a painfree way to go green. Think Japan and there are lots of inspirational pictures on Pinterest.