If you have recently applied a moss killing product this is a sign that the moss is dying which is great news. Wait two weeks for it to completely blacken and then rake (or scarify) the dead moss up. Make sure the dead moss is not put into your garden waste bins, it is important for the moss killing ingredients to degrade before they can be put into the bin. We recommend you leave them to one side for 6 months after that time it is fine to go in the bin.

If you have recently applied a moss killing product this is a sign that the moss is dying which is great news. Wait two weeks for it to completely blacken and then rake (or scarify) the dead moss up. Make sure the dead moss is not put into your garden waste bins, it is important for the moss killing ingredients to degrade before they can be put into the bin. We recommend you leave them to one side for 6 months after that time it is fine to go in the bin.

If you have recently applied a moss killing product this is a sign that the moss is dying which is great news. Wait two weeks for it to completely blacken and then rake (or scarify) the dead moss up. Make sure the dead moss is not put into your garden waste bins, it is important for the moss killing ingredients to degrade before they can be put into the bin. We recommend you leave them to one side for 6 months after that time it is fine to go in the bin.

If you have recently applied a moss killing product this is a sign that the moss is dying which is great news. Wait two weeks for it to completely blacken and then rake (or scarify) the dead moss up. Make sure the dead moss is not put into your garden waste bins, it is important for the moss killing ingredients to degrade before they can be put into the bin. We recommend you leave them to one side for 6 months after that time it is fine to go in the bin.

If you have recently applied a moss killing product this is a sign that the moss is dying which is great news. Wait two weeks for it to completely blacken and then rake (or scarify) the dead moss up. Make sure the dead moss is not put into your garden waste bins, it is important for the moss killing ingredients to degrade before they can be put into the bin. We recommend you leave them to one side for 6 months after that time it is fine to go in the bin.

Yellow is an indication that your lawn needs some TLC. If it has been a hot summer the lawn could be suffering from drought, if there has been a lot of rain the nutrients in the soil may have washed away so the grass blades are not getting the right nutrients to thrive. If you are a dog lover you may find there are patches where your dog, especially female dogs, use the lawn. Alternatively, you may have been scalping the lawn when mowing which will cause the lawn to turn yellow.

Yellow is an indication that your lawn needs some TLC. If it has been a hot summer the lawn could be suffering from drought, if there has been a lot of rain the nutrients in the soil may have washed away so the grass blades are not getting the right nutrients to thrive. If you are a dog lover you may find there are patches where your dog, especially female dogs, use the lawn. Alternatively, you may have been scalping the lawn when mowing which will cause the lawn to turn yellow.

Yellow is an indication that your lawn needs some TLC. If it has been a hot summer the lawn could be suffering from drought, if there has been a lot of rain the nutrients in the soil may have washed away so the grass blades are not getting the right nutrients to thrive. If you are a dog lover you may find there are patches where your dog, especially female dogs, use the lawn. Alternatively, you may have been scalping the lawn when mowing which will cause the lawn to turn yellow.

Yellow is an indication that your lawn needs some TLC. If it has been a hot summer the lawn could be suffering from drought, if there has been a lot of rain the nutrients in the soil may have washed away so the grass blades are not getting the right nutrients to thrive. If you are a dog lover you may find there are patches where your dog, especially female dogs, use the lawn. Alternatively, you may have been scalping the lawn when mowing which will cause the lawn to turn yellow.

Yellow is an indication that your lawn needs some TLC. If it has been a hot summer the lawn could be suffering from drought, if there has been a lot of rain the nutrients in the soil may have washed away so the grass blades are not getting the right nutrients to thrive. If you are a dog lover you may find there are patches where your dog, especially female dogs, use the lawn. Alternatively, you may have been scalping the lawn when mowing which will cause the lawn to turn yellow.