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Moss in the lawn can be a problem. How to get rid of moss: Step 2 - Remove the moss from the lawn Now that you have identified the possible causes of the moss, itâs time to remove it from the lawn. For a smaller area, a simple lawn rake will suffice.irst, you need to change the conditions in your lawn to help your grass grow back healthy and strong. 1  Spike your lawn. 2  If possible, reduce the amount of shade on the affected area. 3  Feed the lawn. 4  Change your mowing habits. 5  If you mulch mow, consider collecting the grass clippings instead. 6  Consider applying a top dressing to the lawn.
1 If you have a larger lawn, you can get a dethatching blade for your lawn mower. 2  Set the height adjustment so that the tines can touch the surface of the soil, but if you set it too low, you will also remove your grass. 3  Dethatch your entire lawn using this method and dispose of the moss you remove.s a result, the grass can die off and moss can grow in its place. Regular aeration can help control and prevent this. 1  Rent, borrow, or buy a core aerator machine to get the job done. 2  This machine pushes a set of hollow tines into the lawn, digging out small batches of soil less than 1 inch (2.5 cm) wide.