- 1). Kill any weeds growing between existing flagstone with a glyphosate weed killer such as Roundup. Wait three days before planting moss.
- 2). Brush existing sand or gravel from between flagstones and fill cracks with topsoil that has a pH of between 4.5 and 6.0. Moisten soil.
- 3). Cut moss into strips and lay on moistened topsoil in shade or dappled shade.
- 4). Water moss as needed to keep evenly moist until it is established. Do not over water moss, as that will cause it to rot.
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
EDITOR PICKS & Articles
- How to Know If a Guy Likes You - The Biggest Sign Women Tend to Overlook
- Internet Dating Advice - 3 Ways to Supercharge Your Photo
- A Journey Inside the Thoughts of a Man!
- Online Dating - 5 Rules You Should Know
- How to Get Your Ex Boyfriend Back? A Step-By-Step Tutorial
- The Best Baby Finger Foods
- The Secrets Of The Seduction Attitude
- How to Be a Better Lover (Without Stupid Tricks)
- How to Use Mixed Messages to Create Attraction & Make Any Girl Want You! Read These Tips Now
- Dating Tips For Women? Most Vital Dating Tips Every Woman Should Be Aware of Before Going on a Date
Subscribe to our newsletter
Sign up here to get the latest news, updates and special offers delivered directly to your inbox.
You can unsubscribe at any time
"Home & Garden" Categories
Stay With Us
"Home & Garden" MOST POPULAR
"Home & Garden" Lastest Articles