My lawn looks like this. I didn't really care before but now as I age I just don't want to be the worst one on the block. Is this a good plan for fixing?



Spray moss killer

Aerate / dethatch 

Fill with Scott's triple action

Add peat moss to the top

Water 2x daily

Really nothing wrong with moss, people ought to appreciate the role it plays, only reason you might want only grass is if you're feeding it to something or like giving yourself makework, or front lawn used to be mostly moss and was more than satisfactory. but also lovely and springy when you walked over it.

It doesn't hold the soil well so those areas are always squishy mud pits.

Are those areas naturally wetter or is the moss the actual cause?

I like moss

>moss

Same.



>>2602109 (OP)

Sounds like a solid plan but watering twice daily might be excessive depending on your climate.

>those areas are always squishy mud pits.

Build a rain garden

Any seattle anons seen these they're so aesthetic

>t. mosquito

not seeaddle but victoria... yep, i love em, the ducks and butterflies do too

>>2602109 (OP)

Just remove the moss mechanically instead of spraying some toxin and poisoning your own soil. 



You can also use a torch and burn it.

Tim The Toolman Taylor here with his yee yee ass water management really is trying to sleep on the actual work that needs doing. Rain barrel, diverter, dry well, buried downspout... This guy's put in 0 work. That is a well deserved lawn.



I can't even relate to these low t land owners.
