I seem to have a problem with my flower & veggie beds getting a lot of moss growth - so I am geussing this is a problem with the soil. Is that an indication of acidic soil??? Does anyone know what I can do to eliminate this?? Any advice would be appreciated.

From my understanding, moss is usually a sign of a) lousy drainage and b) lack of light. I don't think acidity is a big factor.

No, the sites are facing south, so lots of sun - and really good drainage....on my futher surfing the web, it does sound like moss can be an indication of high acidity - but only should lime in the fall or late winter, when there is no new growth....so I will try this solution next fall and see if I have more success, and will augment with new soil this spring.

I was always told that mossy soil was very acidic... a little lime might do the trick

Impoverished soil, acidic soil, shade are usually cited as favourable to moss development. In the UK you can buy moss killer for lawns - don't know if available here. Lime should help - as far as I know you can lime now.