cleaning fence without harming plants
I have some kind of green, slimy stuff growing on the wood fence in my
backyard. Any suggestions for removing the green stuff without killing the plants in front of the fence? I'm sure the bleach would get rid of the slime, but I don't think my shrubs would like that too much. Thanks in advance for any suggestions you can provide. |
cleaning fence without harming plants
green stuff is probably algae (in a wet space?). there are algae removing products
for ponds that dont hurt other plants. Ingrid (keb) wrote: I have some kind of green, slimy stuff growing on the wood fence in my backyard. Any suggestions for removing the green stuff without killing the plants in front of the fence? I'm sure the bleach would get rid of the slime, but I don't think my shrubs would like that too much. Thanks in advance for any suggestions you can provide. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List http://puregold.aquaria.net/ www.drsolo.com Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the endorsements or recommendations I make. |
cleaning fence without harming plants
keb wrote:
I have some kind of green, slimy stuff growing on the wood fence in my backyard. Any suggestions for removing the green stuff without killing the plants in front of the fence? I'm sure the bleach would get rid of the slime, but I don't think my shrubs would like that too much. Thanks in advance for any suggestions you can provide. Plastic drop cloth. |
cleaning fence without harming plants
"keb" wrote in message m... I have some kind of green, slimy stuff growing on the wood fence in my backyard. Any suggestions for removing the green stuff without killing the plants in front of the fence? I'm sure the bleach would get rid of the slime, but I don't think my shrubs would like that too much. Thanks in advance for any suggestions you can provide. There's a product called Jomax that is mixed with bleach. It's supposed to make the bleach more effective at concentrations that shouldn't harm your plants. --Art |
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