Deirdre O Meara 
As the summer season approaches, many people are looking forward to firing up the BBQ and spending time in their gardens. However, if your garden is looking a bit lacklustre, there is no need to worry. A gardening expert has shared a quick and easy hack that can help you get rid of moss on your lawn just in time for summer.
The gardening expert, known as @gragardening on TikTok, shared a video explaining how to transform your lawn and make it moss-free. He started by using an electric scarifier and raker to aerate the lawn and remove the moss. This was followed by the addition of Mo Bacater to kill any remaining moss. The expert then finished off by saying, “Let’s hope the grass comes out on top.”
Another gardening guru, known as @gardenshare on TikTok, has revealed a hack that can help your flowerbeds bloom in time for summer. The tip involves saving your empty eggshells and adding them to your soil to give it a nutrient boost. The TikTokker suggested that coffee granules and banana peels can also offer the same benefits.
In a TikTok reel, @gardenshare demonstrated how to make a homemade eggshell calcium fertilizer nutrient soil. He advised not to throw away eggshells and instead dry them in the sun before crushing them in a blender. The crushed eggshells were then mixed with soil and used to fill various plant pots. Experts at Gardenesque have confirmed that eggshells are an ideal supplement and feed for outdoor flowers, vegetables and fruit trees in your garden. They suggest crushing the shells using a mortar and pestle and sprinkling them over the container or garden border where you will plant come springtime.
The gardening tips shared by @gragardening and @gardenshare have gained popularity on TikTok, with many people loving the quick and easy hacks. The videos have gained millions of views and likes, making them a hit among gardening enthusiasts.
In conclusion, with summer just around the corner, it’s time to get your garden in shape. These simple hacks can help you achieve a moss-free lawn and blooming flowerbeds in no time. So, grab your tools and get to work!
