Moss on a stone and tarred path

Moss killer? pour it over the area its bio degradable & once or twice a year to control.

i use jays fluid that kills moss and smells very clean after

Jeyes fluid will work, but be careful about run off into any beds or borders along the path. A pressure washer will do the trick too. Just remembered, you're the member who thought I'd been PMing you too often, when actually I haven't ever, aren't you?

whats a tarred path?

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Do not use Jeyes Fluid on tarred paths, it will break up the surface, a strong solution of Armillatox will clear it, in October and again in March. A weaker solution will clean off algae on paving. Water on with your weedkiller plus can, when rain is not forecast. Leave it to be washed away by rain, the smell will go off in 48hours.

I'm not sure Mookins, I assumed it meant some kind of tarmac

aaaah...
that would make sense
Cheers Bamboo I was reading it as teared like tearing paper

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thanx bamboo, i wont use it now i have my garden done,,:o), you dont mean me do you bamboo ?

Erm, I think its docbob you should be thanking, Sanbaz? ;-)

I've just done my patio and paths with a cheap pressure washer. Superb and effortless.

no you to, but didnt see doc sorry thanx to you to doc :o) ps i dont have tarred paths lol, i ment you bamboo cause of it running into bed lol getting confused now hehe

Oh right, gotcha. My pleasure, anyway.

:o))

Thanks all,I know pressure washer woudl do th ejob but friend does not havean outside tap.

But did see this linkhttp://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-remove-moss-with-soda-crystals.

Can use Jeyes fluid as this is so close to her plants.

Mookins tarred path is tarmicaddum.

Tarmac - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

you are not going to like this, but I am a painter and decorater, and have come across mosses and molds so often in the corse of my work, it is well known in the trade thick bleach waterd down.try it on the mold you know the black stuff on the grouting in the bath room only use hot water and 50/50with rubber loves, it never comes back,

No Cliffo :) sorry but dont like bleach but am sure it would work

Cliffo bleach does work and trodden in on carpets will bleach them too!

Vinegar is supposed to work, just put it on with a paintbrush

Having read all that it looks like its a 'hands and knees' job after all!

Last year I was not able to keep clean the tennis court at one of the properties I maintain. Being very wet I used sulphate of iron, now 12 months later it has just started to grow again. The surface of the court is now orange in colour.

sulphate of amoner would proberly do the job but with the added bonues that it would do the rest of the plants good if it got on the garden'