I'm dealing with a pretty large lawn that has developed a lot of moss over the years. I'm really looking for a way to get rid of the moss without having to rake it out manually. I've heard that using iron sulphate diluted in water can kill the moss, but I'm uncertain whether that will eliminate the need for raking or if I'll still need to clear out the dead moss afterward. Any tips or advice on effective chemical methods for this would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
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Using iron sulphate is a good start since it can kill moss, but don't expect it to just disappear. The moss will turn black, but you'll still need to remove it afterward. If your garden is quite large, you might want to focus on maintaining a smaller, tidy area while letting the rest grow naturally—maybe adding wildflowers for diversity. This way, it keeps you from battling moss all over the place!
That sounds like a smart strategy! Concentrating on one area can make the upkeep way easier.