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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.
Place the peat moss in a pan and put it outside to expose it to rain and morning dew for two or three weeks. Peat moss is initially water resistant, and repeated soakings help prime it for use in your pots. If you live in a dry climate, spray the peat moss once a day with water. Pour equal parts of the peat moss with equal parts of garden soil and perlite into a standard garden bucket and stir it thoroughly with a hand spade until all three ingredients are thoroughly mixed.