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regular feeding helps a lot too as it promotes grass growth over moss growth. Any lawn fertiliser that is high in iron would be good. Take extra care never to overdose. I prefer to use half dose and twice as often

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i think the wet is the problem in ireland, i spent ages killing the moss and scarifiyin the crap out of it and over the wet winter its back again just as bad.

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All good advice - to a point.

 

Simple fact is the lawn is a symptom of the soil......

 

Take core samples, at least 8 inches deep to show how compact the soil may be, how much sub surface thatch, and / or surface thatch may be present. And show the customer.......it then makes them realise how much work may be required.

 

Moss can be got rid off, but it needs you to work backwards on why it's there.

 

Then you can start thinking about all the variables mentioned already and the best time to do it.

 

And then there's the reseeding.........

 

Manage the customers expectations - putting down moss killer (in what ever form) doesn't even start to solve the problem.

 

It's then an annual event to stay on top of.

 

Lawn care = minefield.

 

Russ

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Ah sorry, my experiences with this product (followed by a big kebab) must differ to you good self... (gets second crate) and kicks back to watch telly ;-) )

 

No worries :lol:

 

Russ

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