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Scotts MossEx Moss Control for Lawns Granules Bag (Treats Up to 5,000 Sq. Ft.) on sale for
$8.
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About the Product- Moss control product + contains nutrients to green your lawn
- Kills moss, not lawns and helps develop thick grass
- Treats up to 5,000 sq. ft.
- Best apply during Winter or Spring
- 18.37 lbs. product
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Limestone kills moss? Learn something new everyday.
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"Applying lime does not kill the moss on your lawn, but it does enhance the soil condition, changing its pH and discouraging more moss growth. " from bakerlime.com
I refuse to buy any Scott's products once I realized the BS they do with their grass seed. (More weeds and annual seed than actual perennial grass seed in many of their bags.)
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I refuse to buy any Scott's products once I realized the BS they do with their grass seed. (More weeds and annual seed than actual perennial grass seed in many of their bags.)
Best results ive had have been with Outsidepride their products are steller. Bought 30 lbs of bluegrass, weighed it at 36lbs in bag. Never had anything but wonderful results.
Yes Scotts sucks. Lime your yards regularly, it wont hurt.
I just had a thought - centipede doesn't grown well at all under my oaks but does under other trees. Moss pops up - I wonder if the oak leaves are altering the pH in a way lime reverses?
You can buy a test kit, or better yet, collect a composite soil sample and send it to your state's local county extension service for a full analysis. Its not expensive and will tell you what you need to do to correct deficiencies. I bet that unless you have shallow limestone bedrock, you'll need lime.
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It is not dog safe