Killing moss, removing moss and thatch from lawns

Lawn moss and thatch control is a major issue towards the end of winter and into spring;

You may be wondering how to kill moss and how to remove thatch from lawns;

Use a deep penetrating moss treatment to kill lawn moss

Scarify to remove moss but not grass from a lawn

Treat the lawn a second time to kill moss spores and stop moss spreading

Dealing with moss in a lawn isn’t difficult but it can be hard work. Watch this video of moss/thatch removal:

How do I deal with lawn moss

So you might be asking…

How do I kill lawn moss

What should I use to kill moss

When should I kill moss

Scarify to remove moss and thatch

Maybe you’re wondering why more people don’t do this;

Well, the answer is simple;

Professional lawn care products are only available to the professionals!

Off-the-shelf products can be OK, but they have the following considerations;

4 problems with treating your own lawn;

• Shop bought lawn care products are relatively expensive
• Lawn treatments can be difficult to use
• Knowing how much product to use can be a challenge
• It’s easy to get it wrong

So how do you get rid of moss in lawns?

6-weeks after moss removal and treatment

Follow these simple steps;

• Identify the reasons for your mossy lawn
• Treat moss with a liquid moss-killer and wetting agent to aid penetration
• Remove dead moss but not grass by raking, or scarify larger lawns – it’s hard work
• Re-seed bare lawn areas
• Consider the best time of year to weed and feed a lawn
• Improve lawn drainage and shade issues
• Apply preventative moss treatments annually

Want to know the best part?

Save yourself time and money on lawn care;

It’s more cost effective to pay a lawn care professional and achieve the best results than to do it yourself!