Miracle-Gro EverGreen Mosskill Liquid Concentrate Lawn Food and Moss Control, 66 m2

Product Information

Unlike granule solutions that need constant watering after application, liquid killer products absorb into leaf surfaces immediately upon contact so there’s no need for extra watering.

The dish detergent does not necessarily kill moss at the roots, so remove as much of the moss as possible.Not only does this product stop moss from spreading and taking over your lawn, but it also feeds your turf and gives it a deeper, lusher shade of green. If made with the recommended ratio, this mixture is not harmful to grass, but may turn it a darker green. It’s safe for all lawn types, and you can use a Scotts rotary, broadcast, or drop spreader to apply. Most organic options are pretty forgiving, but chemical moss killers are a little more particular about timing. We have several choices for you when it comes to how to get rid of moss in lawns, between bricks or pavers in your walkway or other areas where it doesn’t belong.

Due to the absence of chemicals, this product causes moss to turn brown rather than black when it dies. Granular moss killers are rarer than their liquid counterparts, but if you prefer this type of product; EverGreen’s Mosskill is for you.The usual advice is to scarify or rake your lawn before applying a moss killer to prevent the moss from spreading; in theory, this prevents it from growing. There are multiple sizes available so you can get just what you need for the size of your lawn or garden.

It is best to do this outside, as ferrous sulfate can stain wood, concrete, or other non-organic materials. It might endanger any plants in the vicinity, and you should always wear a mask before spraying the chemical substance.

Leaving the lawn for a further 3 days improves the uptake of the chemicals as it allows them to travel through the whole of the plant and down to the roots. the supply of appropriate evidence of your identity (for this purpose, we will usually accept a photocopy of your passport certified by a solicitor or bank plus an original copy of a utility bill showing your current address).