Gardening Advice

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First, I don't know of anything that would get rid of one without harming the other. I, on the other hand accept what I can't change 🙃 I use it as filler and plant in between using larger plants such as azaleas, etc. I have bulbs (Amarillys, iris...), and many volunteer flowers that grow wild around here. I'm in Louisiana. Google shade tolerant plants and it will give you some more options as to what else you can plant. And just keep in mind, a lot of people would love to have that natural fern and moss. One other tip, put your clay pots in that area for a year or so to give them that natural patina. I love it 😉

Unless you can change the conditions in your garden, you might as well not bother, because what ever you do,they will return. Some folks would love those ferns and moss...........

You can try spraying some baking soda and water on the moss to kill it.

If you mulch between your plants, at least 3" worth, it is likely to kill the moss, or keep it under control.

Good luck, let us know how it goes!

Have you tried putting down landscape fabric and covering it with landscape bark or mulch? That might help in areas with shade loving shrubs, of course, if you have bulbs, etc. that wouldn't work. Do you have lots of trees on your property? If you do, then you might want to consider having them topped or the canapy raised but it is really expensive to do that. I had moss growing in a side yard and had to get the canopy raised on a tree for other reasons and after it was pruned and more light could get to the area, the moss problem was eradicated.