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S6 • E14 Oct 3, 2015 25mHow many times have you tried to figure out a way to kill the moss in your lawn so you could grow grass in its place? After today, you might have a whole new appreciation for moss. In fact, some may now be looking for ways to kill their grass to replace it with moss. Unlike grass, moss requires very little water, does not need any fertilizer or pesticide, mowing or mulching, and stays green all year long.
