On May 3, 7:42 pm, "Pete C" wrote:
Bob H wrote:
Each year I get some problem with moss mostly on my front lawn, but
this year it more prolific and has nearly covered my back lawn.
I have used 'Evergreeen' feed, weed and mosskiller, which it did,
then I raked up about 90 odd percent of it on both lawns, and now I
have ended up with quite a few bare areas with not much grass.
After cutting both lawns I have seen that there are still a few small
areas of moss where I missed when treating the lawns.

What should I do now, or what sequence of events should I follow to
get both lawns looking better again?

Thanks
I too have a much worse moss problem than usual. I wonder if I leave it, the
grass will disappear?. Moss is quite comfy to sit on
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Pete C
London UK

Hi Pete, how goes it in London? I don't know why people don't like
moss in a lawn, I think it is lovely, o.k. it is not a typically
British lawn with moss in it, but I actually like it.

Judith