I'm still trying to solve the problem of weeds and moss growing in the sand-gaps on our brick-paved drive. After advice here I decided against spraying with a sealant, because of its appearance and its temporary effect. I spent a day scraping out most of it and then, after drying, sweeping in new sand.
Is there perhaps some chemical I can sweep in over the sand which will kill at least the MOSS? (The weeds and grass are sparse, and relatively easy to remove manually.)
Have a look here
--=20 David: NorthWest England
iron sulphate will kill the moss
JimK
and stain paved areas (and carpets when brought in on shoes).
really? i mention as it's often used in lawn feed n weed products - i obviously haven't read the destructions! but not had a problem either (yet)...
Jim
Thanks, I'd like to try it but I see it's not yet available here: "Tommy Walsh?s Dansand® would be available in the UK Retail by the 1th February 2010."
-- Terry, East Grinstead, UK
Thanks, I'll try it. Does it matter what time of year you apply this sort of stuff?
-- Terry, East Grinstead, UK
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