killing moss in winter time.
john west++++ wrote in message ... Hi, we have a large patch of moss at the moment showing bright green even though it is winter. on the packet of 'Evergreen' it says to use between april to september. is it worth trying to use evergreen at this time of year on the moss please? Or any other suggestions? many thanks. john west Put a lot of lime on it; alkaline conditions will kill it. If you want to knock it out quick, sprinkle bicarbonate of soda on it. Follow that with a good liming to raise the pH of the soil. |
killing moss in winter time.
In article , "john west++++" writes: | Hi, we have a large patch of moss at the moment showing bright green even | though it is winter. Yup. It is one of the best lawn plants around. | on the packet of 'Evergreen' it says to use between april to september. | is it worth trying to use evergreen at this time of year on the moss please? If you do kill the moss now, you will just be left with a bare patch until spring. Your choice. | Or any other suggestions? Learn to love your moss :-) Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
killing moss in winter time.
In message , john
west++++ writes Hi, we have a large patch of moss at the moment showing bright green even though it is winter. on the packet of 'Evergreen' it says to use between april to september. is it worth trying to use evergreen at this time of year on the moss please? Not really. You can't make the grass regrow until it gets warmer. Or any other suggestions? Improve the drainage and adjust the pH with lime. Your problem is pretty fundamental - on waterlogged soil in winter conditions moss wins. You could alternatively learn to love moss. Moss gardens are popular in Japan. Regards, -- Martin Brown |
killing moss in winter time.
In message , john
west++++ writes Hi, we have a large patch of moss at the moment showing bright green even though it is winter. on the packet of 'Evergreen' it says to use between april to september. is it worth trying to use evergreen at this time of year on the moss please? Not really. You can't make the grass regrow until it gets warmer. Or any other suggestions? Improve the drainage and adjust the pH with lime. Your problem is pretty fundamental - on waterlogged soil in winter conditions moss wins. You could alternatively learn to love moss. Moss gardens are popular in Japan. Regards, -- Martin Brown |
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