Homeowners with concrete and asphalt driveways often deal with unwanted green patches of moss — that moss thrives in shady or damp areas. Growth can happen year-round, and while it may seem like a ...

While patio slabs and tarmac are popular choices for driveways due to their sleek and appealing look, they can lose their freshness over time due to weather exposure. Tarmac, with its high moisture ...

Moss grows on patios and driveways because they offer a combination of damp conditions, shade and poor drainage. While moss isn’t harmful in itself, it can make a property look unsightly and become a ...

Getting rid of moss may seem like a chore to most, yet leaving it be can wreak havoc on your property. Moss infestation poses unexpected dangers at home and in the garden, which many folks overlook.

Driveways can become a haven for moss throughout the winter as shady and damp areas make for the perfect growing conditions. But as longer daylight hours arrive and (hopefully) more sunshine, it may ...

SODA crystals are a "simple way" to remove "slippery" moss from patios and driveways. Using soda crystals is a simple, affordable and natural way to remove moss. After a long, wet winter moss can ...

A common item you may already have in your kitchen can help to clear moss away from your patio and driveway, according to experts. The advice comes as outdoor spaces start seeing more moss at this ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Driveway cracks are, unfortunately, a prime spot for weeds to grow. Small seeds and bits of soil can easily get caught in the cracks, where ...

September has arrived and already we're seeing cooler and damper conditions here in the UK. Whilst this might be welcome news if you fancy spending evenings snuggled up on the sofa, it's not quite as ...