Moss can be an annoying problem for gardeners, but experts have shared a simple way to get rid of it using a common household ...

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“Now, ideally, you’ll want to have checked the weather first and time your homemade moss spraying session with a rain-free period of 24 hours or more, otherwise your solution will be washed ...

According to JoesLawnCare.co.uk, dish soap can be turned into ‘an awesome moss killer’. It says: “You can eradicate your moss problem with a two-ingredient cocktail of water and dish soap.

This is the ideal way to kill moss without the need for chemicals. What’s more, this easy dish soap and water solution is simple to do and takes no time at all.

Moss thrives in damp, shaded areas with poor soil conditions where turfgrass struggles. Improving soil fertility, pH, drainage, and sunlight can help turfgrass out-compete moss.

If you have questions about moss or want information on how to test your soil, contact the Master Gardener Hotline at [email protected]. Mary V. Clark is a Penn State Master Gardener in Beaver County.