No, so sorry but Osmocote is a fertilizer, and moss grows for four reasons: Too much shade, too much moisture, too much acid in soil, and poor fertility of lawn that allows moss to get some space to grow. Try improving the thickness of your lawn with the right lawn care for your area. I suggest you notice a great looking lawn then find out who is caring for it. Hopefully a professional lawn care company that can do a soil sample, improve drainage and thicken up your Bermuda grass. Just in case you give up, I have a lovely moss lawn in the shade. Keep growing, Marianne Binetti