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good year with grass a fine moss has appeared over where the stump was =
cut out. It is spreading. I did have mushrooms grow but a treatment of =
lime seemed to cure that, except in really wet weather. What can I put =
down this winter so new grass will grow and the moss will go away?
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Keep applying the lime every six or eight weeks. It will take a while for
it to work, and for the stump to finish decomposing. 50lbs/1000 sg ft.

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