Moss raked out of lawns can be added to your compost heap. It can be slow to rot in large quantities, so mix it with other ingredients(ideally four times the volume of the moss). You can store and add it gradually as other material becomes available. As moss is very widespread, any spores that survive the composting process won’t add significantly to the risk of moss forming in your garden. There are several reasons why you wouldn’t want to use a chemical product on your lawn. Aspiring organic gardeners, having children and pets, or wanting to preserve the pH balance of your soil are all good reasons. The reason we don’t skip the moss killer step and just rake it out is because this can spread untreated moss to other areas of your lawn. Raking Untreated Moss Can Spread it to Other Areas of Your Lawn

This has the additional benefit of killing and desiccating some moss making iteasier to remove. This does increase the time taken from start to finish as follows:

However, moss isn’t always welcome, especially if you want an all-grass lawn.It can give the turf an uneven colour and surface, and loose moss can make the lawn feel spongy under foot. For a visual guide to the correct rate, first spread the recommended amount over a small measured area. This iron sulphate product also has properties that harden your grass and prevent lawn disease. It is a great multi-purpose solution and relatively easy to use. One other point to make is that you will pay more for Moss Off, but this is likely to be irrelevant if you have pets or children who use your garden.

Because one of the main benefits of this product is the residual moss suppression it is best used after raking so that the spray coats the soil. This then means you can used ferrous sulphate on day 1, remove moss on day 2, use MossOff on day 3, do a final tidy up on day 10-12 and seed on the same day. Never apply in winter as this can cause a growth surge that can actually weaken grass and promote lawn disease.It also contains an organo-mineral formula that helps nourish the roots and shoots of grass and boost the health of your lawn. Also, it contains magnesium which is known to boost grass colour. For safety, children and pets can walk on the grass again only once the treated area has been watered. Overall, you should expect to see results within 7 days of the application. Regular Updates: Our recommendations stay current with any changes in product performance or availability.

The best way to control excess lawn moss is to improve the growing conditions of the grass, so it becomesmore vigorous and dense, outcompeting the moss. Comprehensive Research: Our team dedicates extensive time and effort to research and analyze products, so you can make informed decisions.The EverGreen Complete 4-in-1 Lawn Care covers a large area and is one of the best moss killer for lawns and large gardens. It offers seasonal usage between April and September. Features