Are you at your wits' end trying to combat the unsightly green algae taking over your garden fence? Green thumbs unite on the perennial problem, especially as lush fences and patios tucked away in the ...

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Fences can quickly become green with algae, moss, and mould stuck to the wooden panels, but there is a quick and easy way to get them clean without needing a pressure washer. More people are spending ...

After a few weeks of wet yet warm weather, some gardeners across the UK may have noticed their fences developing some green staining. Green stains can be caused by algae, mould and mildew, which ...

Green patches of algae appearing on your fence can not only look unsightly but also lead to costly replacements if wood rot sets in. Painting over them is a great way to cover them up and spruce up ...