Lawn Moss Control & Removal

Though shade and weather can cause a moss invasion poor lawn care practices and mowing causes more moss than anything else

Removing and getting rid of moss in the lawn can be hard work so start by maintaining healthy grass with good maintenance practices

Shade, clay soil and poor drainage all help moss grow in the lawn so try a few natural control techniques to get more grass and less moss

Iron or ferrous sulphate is the main moss killing compound and can be successfully used to slow moss growth and kill moss when removing it from the lawn

Ferrous or iron sulphate as a soluble product or mixed with sand to make lawn sand kills moss and also greens the lawn brilliantly

After a cool wet winter most lawns will be showing some moss. You may get away with simply killing the moss or need to rake and over sow with new grass seed.

To get rid of moss in the lawn start by spraying a ferrous sulphate based moss killer then remove the dead moss by raking

After you've raked and removed the moss the lawn may be thin and bare so speed recovery and bring the lawn into use sooner by over seeding and fertilising

Moss will always come back if you don't keep on top of it. Our annual moss eradication plan which will keep your grass healthy and your moss out of sight.

Using the correct spray equipment will improve controlling and killing moss in the lawn whilst saving you time and effort