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One big difference between a garden and a wild forest or field is the tending that goes into it. Have you seen pictures of the beautiful old moss gardens in Japan? If you have a space that you want to keep clear, add a bit of fertilizer, move a plant in or out now and then, pick up dead stuff -- then it becomes your garden instead of a wild wood. And a wondrous one, I'll bet. I don't know if you've read our articles on moss, so in case you haven't, here's the link: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/extension-search/

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Salt will do it, but the salt will also hurt any other plants in the area, as it will run off eventually. You may want to try bleach. Bleach will kill the moss (and anything else it comes in contact with) but breaks down into harmless elements in about 12-24 hours. Boiling water is another option. Again, it will kill anything that it comes in contact with.