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getting rid of moss

eorna · 2010-02-28 15:17:27

have a lot of moss in one of the fields, what's the best way to get rid of it?

28-02-2010 4:17pm

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eorna

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have a lot of moss in one of the fields, what's the best way to get rid of it?

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#2 28-02-2010 5:33pm

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I would think if you gave it a good cover of fertiliser the grass cover would come on and block out the sunlight to the moss killing it.

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#3 28-02-2010 5:38pm

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Remember an old couple who used to say you would have no moss with an oak tree growing nearby. Don't know how much truth in that. May have been a piseog.

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#4 28-02-2010 5:42pm

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HereIGo wrote: »

Remember an old couple who used to say you would have no moss with an oak tree growing nearby. Don't know how much truth in that. May have been a piseog.

Maybe thats because oak trees make the land around it as dry as a cork and thats why there is no moss?

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#5 01-03-2010 12:47am

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eorna wrote: »

have a lot of moss in one of the fields, what's the best way to get rid of it?

Lime, fertiliser and chain harrow the sh1t out of it

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