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While raking off leaves from your lawn this fall perhaps you have noticed an area or two has more moss than grass. There are a variety of reasons why moss occurs in lawns. One key point involving ...

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Moss can be a real problem in the garden at this time of year, especially if it's growing on your patio. But one expert has ...

Lay the sheet moss over and around the bottom half of the birch base and then bind it in place with the reel wire. Spray this with water so it's moist. Take small mixed bunches of the foliage and ...

Dampen the moss, and then attach small rolls of it to the wreath frame using binding wire wrapped through and round the frame. This will help keep the roots of your succulents moist. Knock each plant ...