Why remove moss from a lawn?
It's pleasant to walk on!
Is there any reason?
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Chris

In message ], Chris ]
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Why remove moss from a lawn?
It's pleasant to walk on!
Is there any reason?

It stops the grass growing so well, so if you want a nice grassy lawn
then it can be a problem.

If you don't mind it, then no, no reason to remove it
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Chris French

On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 10:55:55 +0100, chris French
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In message ], Chris ]
writes
Why remove moss from a lawn?
It's pleasant to walk on!
Is there any reason?

It stops the grass growing so well, so if you want a nice grassy lawn
then it can be a problem.

If you don't mind it, then no, no reason to remove it


indeed. A weed is only a plant growing in the wrong place.
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On Mar 30, 11:44*am, mogga wrote:
On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 10:55:55 +0100, chris French

wrote:
In message ], Chris ]
writes
Why remove moss from a lawn?
It's pleasant to walk on!
Is there any reason?

It stops the grass growing so well, so if you want a nice grassy lawn
then it can be *a problem.

If you don't mind it, then no, no reason to remove it

indeed. A weed is only a plant growing in the wrong place.
--http://www.bra-and-pants.comhttp://www.voucherfreebies.co.ukhttp://www.holidayunder100.co.uk

It's rather nice if you can get rid of the grass and just have the
moss, No mowing.

On Mar 30, 10:37*am, Chris ] wrote:
Why remove moss from a lawn?
It's pleasant to walk on!
Is there any reason?
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Chris

Because for some sad people moss = dirt. ;~)

If it's green and comfortable to walk on then I have much more
interesting things to do than obsess about moss and better things to
spend money on than moss killers, feeds, scarifying etc.(like plants -
and creating good conditions in which to grow them) So we have mossy
herb rich grass (that's daisys, self heal, clover, sundry speedwells,
the odd cowslip etc.)
A neighbour of ours has just had his grass 'Green Thumbed' There is
absolutely nothing else in his garden.

Rod

On Mar 30, 1:52*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
On Mar 30, 11:44*am, mogga wrote:





On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 10:55:55 +0100, chris French

wrote:
In message ], Chris ]
writes
Why remove moss from a lawn?
It's pleasant to walk on!
Is there any reason?

It stops the grass growing so well, so if you want a nice grassy lawn
then it can be *a problem.

If you don't mind it, then no, no reason to remove it

indeed. A weed is only a plant growing in the wrong place.
--http://www.bra-and-pants.comhttp://www.voucherfreebies.co.ukhttp://ww....

It's rather nice if you can get rid of the grass and just have the
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The moss does not grow evenly, it goes alll umpy and bumpy.

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Why remove moss from a lawn?
It's pleasant to walk on!
Is there any reason?
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No. It depends if you want grass.
Tina

In message ], Chris ]
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Why remove moss from a lawn?
It's pleasant to walk on!
Is there any reason?
To feed it to trolls.
--
hugh
"Believe nothing. No matter where you read it, Or who said it, Even if
I have said it, Unless it agrees with your own reason And your own
common sense." Buddha