Quality 

Most lawns can use a bit of help. Even if you’re fortunate enough to have grass as green as an Irish hillside in the springtime, you’re probably investing hours of your time into maintenance. You can cut down on time spent watering and fertilizing just by spreading a small amount of peat moss over your lawn. The cell structure of the moss will hold moisture extremely well, releasing it slowly over time and allowing your lawn to take full advantage of your watering for days afterwards. Similarly, the nutrients you add to the soil when spreading fertilizer or compost will be absorbed and then released slowly and steadily by the peat moss, ensuring that your pride and joy will be growing at its full potential with fewer trips and fewer backaches.