Mold generally is not an issue for lawn- but mildew can be. Caused by excess rain. If it smells a lot then you are talking about that stinky mildew . Here is an honest to goodness natural mixture you will like. You really have to get one of those hose sprayers- you know the small tanks that go on the end of the hose- Ortho and Miracle Grow makes them. Now get a giant one gallon jar from say mayonaise or pickles. Buy a normal size bag of rolling tabacco, put all of it in the jar and fill it up 3/4 with water and let it soak for 48 hours. The tobacco juice is an excellent proven anti fungal anti mold and anti mildew. That's the main ingredient. Next get a bottle of antiseptic mouthwash this too is especially anti mildew that smells good and get some cheap kitchen liquid dish soap. Put in the small hose tank the following: one cup of mouthwash, 1/2 cup of dishsoap and fill the rest with the tobacco juice. Shake well. Set the tank sprayer to 6 ounce (oz.) Spray the affected area thoroughly on a day or two before it rains as you dont want it to rain within 24 hours of this application. Repeat this one or two more times. Or until the smell goes away. This will remove everything from fugus, mold and mildew and it won't harm anything other than the same. Use it on trees or lawn. BTW, the soap helps the formula to adhere to whatever you're spraying and the phosphates in it are actually helpful to plants.
2006-09-21 22:06:25
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answered by hearts_pool_chess 2
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You could go over the mouldy patches with a pitch fork to aid the drainage process. Wear protective footwear.
2006-09-22 01:18:43
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answered by jammer 6
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Put a layer of sand over it .. It will take a little while but it will not allow the moisture to sit in the sun light
2006-09-21 15:26:41
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answered by Bobbo 3
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If it is mold, not a fungus, then you need to let the ground dry out.
2006-09-21 16:02:00
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answered by February Rain 4
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less water
2006-09-21 16:52:13
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answered by kd7ubp 2
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