Moss on stones & weeds between the cracks

Hello,

I'm slowly getting pressure from the government at home :)

We have eco-friendly paving stones and therefore a small groove filled with gravel. Meanwhile, greenery is starting to grow here and there.

There is also moss in some places. How would you approach this issue?

Best regards

If you have a solution, let me know. We also have permeable paving in the driveway, which is refilled with gravel. The stones and especially the gravel are becoming mossy. For regular paving, I used a pressure washer with a surface cleaner. It looked like new afterward. I didn’t dare to do that in the driveway, as the entire gravel would be washed out.

How would you approach the topic?

- Glyphosate - Flame weeding - Let grow - Scrape out The order reflects my personal preference.

How would you approach the topic?

Change the government! That is the only feasible option. Moss is now the smallest problem, as it forms a rather delicate thin carpet, so it’s not worth mentioning when it comes to fauna + flora.

Tell the government: Do it yourself!

Vinegar water with a little dish soap on all plants except moss. They die off, then can be pulled out easily after a week. Leave the moss alone.

Helps immensely, but we have a "stupid" patch format. The joints don't line up, so reposition dozens. By the way, put on gloves or you'll get blisters. Last year I went over it with the high-pressure cleaner; there are special attachments with plates for that.