Tired of mowing the grass week after week? Perhaps it’s time to consider a moss lawn. Common in Japanese gardens, moss lawns are a low-maintenance alternative if conditions are right. Swapping ...

Growing Moss on the Ground Mossy growth under trees in the shade in a moist environment looks lovely, ensuring that bare soil is covered and protected, and giving the area a fairytale feel.

As the warm weather continues, moss can start to grow on your lawn but one woman has shared a genius hack to get rid of it - ...

Where others see a natural air purifier, Ralf Reski, a plant biotechnologist at the University of Freiburg, saw untapped ...

Not everyone is a fan of the rustic look of moss growing on their driveway, sidewalk, or patio. But, appearance aside, it’s a safety hazard. When moss covers materials like concrete, brick, wood ...

Moss growing on your roof can lend your home a bit of a cottagecore vibe, but it can also seriously damage your shingles and incur you roof repair costs. It’s best to remove moss as soon as you ...

Moss can grow in nearly every nook of the world, ranging from arid deserts to boreal forests. “No other studies have been conducted at a global scale, such as the one we did,” Eldridge says.

Moss can make a lawn look untidy and unsightly, but there is a simple way to stop moss growing back and keep grass healthy using one tool you likely already have in your shed. By Katherine McPhillips.