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Old 17-08-2003, 08:02 PM
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We've had such a soaking wet spring and summer that even the moss has grown
moss. We really have a problem on a large scale. Would anyone have any
recommendations?

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Old 17-08-2003, 09:12 PM
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We've had such a soaking wet spring and summer that even the moss has grown
moss. We really have a problem on a large scale. Would anyone have any
recommendations?


I like moss. I encourage moss. I'm willing to believe, though, that some
mosses are horrifying. What's wrong with your moss?

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Old 19-08-2003, 03:12 AM
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Scotts has some moss control granules that I get at Lowes. This helps.

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We've had such a soaking wet spring and summer that even the moss has grown
moss. We really have a problem on a large scale. Would anyone have any
recommendations?


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