When you think of growing moss, your mind likely goes to some common types of moss that crop up in shady, damp areas ... you ...

It colonises the roofs above our heads, garden walls ... to war with moss. No longer – for experts are now urging us to let it flourish because it can help absorb water in damp, boggy gardens ...

And after a damp, shady winter, Brits may find that moss is beginning to grow - or has already started to grow - through the little gaps. But you don’t have to spend a fortune on expensive ...

Moss is an “amazing” air cleaner, holds a lot of moisture which can help absorb water in a damp, boggy garden, can attach to surfaces to green up urban areas and boost mental health ...

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March brings warmer weather and longer days so it's the perfect time to get your garden back in top condition Moss thrives in the damp, dark conditions of winter, spreading across your grass while ...

Moss is also an “amazing” air cleaner, as it holds a lot of moisture which can help absorb water in a damp, boggy garden. It can also attach to surfaces to green up urban areas and boost ...

Moss also favours damp, shaded conditions, which means it thrives over the long gloomy winter period. Which is why you may be noticing an overgrowth of it on your patio now. Moss can be unsightly ...