We have a lot of green moss growing on our pathways and in our garden

If you have no plants to wory about, you can spray with vinegar to kill. Placing mulch over it will just promote mold growth and another host of problems.

You can spray it with a vinegar & salt, making sure you don't get it on grass or anything you want to keep alive.

We use a product called Wet it and Forget it. You apply it and the weather takes care of it. You can buy it at a hardware store.

Scape up as much as you can and then spray with bleach to kill. I'm presuming your moss is growing on paved walkway

vinegar will kill it and then you can use a stiff brush to get it off the path

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Bleach should kill the moss

Do not use bleach,try to smother it with mulch,do not use vinegar the gardens.apply a safe moss control for the garden. As for the moss on the pathway you can use Wet and Forget.If there are weeds o the walkway the solution is white vinegar and water 50/50ma dab of soap and a dab of salt