Moss worsening for years in clay lawn. Homeowner asks for help.
Add lime to raise pH (moss likes acid). But: must incorporate into soil → destroys existing lawn. Best done during renovation (till, lime, reseed).
Rake out moss, improve drainage, overseed with shade-tolerant grass (fine fescue).
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