Algae on fences can be an eyesore, but more importantly, it can damage your wooden fence as it retains moisture, which can ...

A cheap ingredient that can be found at any supermarket is the solution to removing the green algae from the wood fences, and ...

This means hosing the fence off every now and again and keeping an eagle eye out for any early signs of algae growth. "Looking out for early algae growth. He claimed: “This will go a long way toward ...

To remove algae from wooden garden structures, mix one part white vinegar with two parts water. Begin by brushing off any ...

Is your fence covered in sticky green algae? Luckily, fencing experts have revealed one cheap method to clean away unwanted ...

Green algae can be a real headache for gardeners - especially when it clings to your fences. Sadly, damp wood is the perfect ...

ALREADY have plans to get your garden back in order after winter? Well, one home expert has shared the easy way to get your patio looking brand new again on a budget. The wet weather from winter ...

Patios and paths will have suffered after the long winter and it's common to see moss and green algae on these hardstanding areas. Moss loves cold, wet conditions and a lack of sunlight means less ...

The world of algae includes microalgae (also called phytoplankton), which are too small for us to see with our eyes. On the larger end, macroalgae (seaweed), are not only visible, but can also grow as ...