Yes, you can walk across a moss lawn occasionally without damaging it, especially if you put your foot down flat, but walking quickly, running, or playing will soon ruin it. That’s because they have no roots to fix them firmly to the ground and excessive movement will tear them loose. Of course, moss lawns do have a major flaw: they are simply not very tolerant of foot traffic. It’s green all year, never needs mowing, is highly drought tolerant, will put up with any kind of weather, and is extremely shade resistant: what more could you possibly ask for? Since you want the look of a living green carpet in those shady spots and lawn grasses simply don’t grow well in the shade, sometimes a moss lawn is really your only alternative! The ultimate lawn for shady spots is a moss lawn. Photo: Suzanne Campeau, Bryophtya Technologies. Moss Melt is labelled on surfaces such as Roofs, Driveways, Fences, Decks, Siding, Steps, Patios, and Other Outdoor Surfaces constructed of Composition Shingles, Wood, Asphalt, Concrete, Brick, Tile, Stone and Plastic Resins.Moss lawn with stepping stones. Unlike fatty acid products Moss Melt leaves a pleasant citrus odor during and shortly after applications. Moss Melt has shown to be effective in university and independent trials, as well as, commercial use: killing moss more effectively than competitive herbicides. Treated moss will turn a light yellow to dark orange color. Moss Melt is fast acting, effects will be seen within one – three days. is recommended to insure adequate coverage.

For general purpose broadcast applications, use product at a ratio of 1 part Moss Melt into 50 parts of water (2%) spray solution (2.56 ounces / gallon of water) For best performance thorough coverage of moss or algae is necessary.

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