MOSS can make your garden look whimsical if put in the right spot.

But once it starts popping up wherever it wants – it can look plain messy.

Thankfully gardening experts have revealed the clever way to remove it without killing your grass at the same time.

The easy hack contains no harmful pesticides meaning it won't destroy your surrounding lawn.

And the best part?

It only costs £1.

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According to experts at Grove.co, moss can be killed using natural dish soap, but said to check the ingredients to make sure there were no harsh chemicals.

Grove.co states: "Natural dish soap can be a safe and effective method for killing moss in your lawn.

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"If your lawn drains into a nearby water system, consider the health of that water source before choosing a dish soap that has chemical ingredients."

Mix 30ml of dish soap with 4.5 litres of water and spray it on the moss, and try to avoid the grass as much as possible.

Once the moss has dried up form the solution, rake and dig it up.

You can then dispose of the dead moss to ensure it doesn't grow back.

Washing up liquid can be purchased form most stores for £1 or less.

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