Moss between pavers

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Moss is one of those things that one person considers a nuisance and another considers attractive, adding to the “country” or “old English” look and feel of a paver installation.

With many modern homeowners looking to blend natural elements into their contemporary curb appeal, moss growth between patio pavers is no longer being looked

Are you as excited as I am about summer approaching and having more time to spend in the garden? If...

Moss, mildew, algae, mold or any other type of fungus on your patio is unsightly. It can also pose a danger because the patio may become slippery when it gets wet.

Moss thrives in dark, moist spots where grass or traditional perennial ground covers...

One of my very first yard projects was to create a planter bed and then my husband and I made pathway adjacent to it. Our plan for the backyard was to create a deck at one end of the path. However, our plan changed and now we are breaking down the path! Of course I can't just toss the Irish Moss I had planted between pavers. I will transplant them to the front yard and show you how! Here is the Irish Moss all happy and blooming with sweet little white flowers right before we ripped i…

If you want to grow moss between pavers, choose an area with a maximum of 60% sunlight, water it regularly, and add sulfur to the soil if needed. Below is a guide with instructions on how to grow moss between pavers. Choosing The Right Moss Look for Pluerocarp Mosses and transplant between pavers, then water [...]

Kill moss with equal parts water and vinegar in a spray bottle. Spray only the moss, as vinegar could kill other plants. Use pure vinegar on stubborn moss.