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Osmo PRO 1: 15-3-8 + 2Mg + 1FE Lawn Feed
Thank you all for replies and recommendations
Thank you all for replies and recommendations
Thank you all for replies and recommendations
Thank you all for replies and recommendations
Passport1
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Jun 5, 2020
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Passport1
Jun 9, 2020
Zero Lawn Liquid
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you
Passport1
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Jun 5, 2020
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Passport1
Jun 9, 2020
Organic Fertilizer Recommendations
I use Comfrey. Alys Fowler: making liquid feed from comfrey.
I use Comfrey. Alys Fowler: making liquid feed from comfrey.
I use Comfrey. Alys Fowler: making liquid feed from comfrey.
I use Comfrey. Alys Fowler: making liquid feed from comfrey.
Kevin Walker
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May 23, 2020
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landimad
Jun 7, 2020
Best Time for a Lawn Reseed?
Cheers John, I understand that grass seed takes 3 weeks to show and 8 weeks before 90% of it germinates. So there will be enough time for it to establish before the weather deteriorates? I could...
Cheers John, I understand that grass seed takes 3 weeks to show and 8 weeks before 90% of it germinates. So there will be enough time for it to establish before the weather deteriorates? I could get them to start the Glyphosating mid August, as it takes two weeks to kill the grass. The reseeding...
Cheers John, I understand that grass seed takes 3 weeks to show and 8 weeks before 90% of it germinates. So there will be enough time for it to establish before the weather deteriorates? I could get them to start the Glyphosating mid August, as...
Cheers John, I understand that grass seed takes 3 weeks to show and 8 weeks before 90% of it germinates. So there will be enough time for it to establish before the weather deteriorates? I could...
HarryS
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Jun 4, 2020
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HarryS
Jun 4, 2020
New lawn soil advise
If the ground is very heavy as mine was, then a good pick axe would be better than a fork. This is just to get the heavy large stone out before the rotovator gets to work on the tilth of the soil....
If the ground is very heavy as mine was, then a good pick axe would be better than a fork. This is just to get the heavy large stone out before the rotovator gets to work on the tilth of the soil. The machine will make the ground a good crumb as you go over it and allow the tines to break up...
If the ground is very heavy as mine was, then a good pick axe would be better than a fork. This is just to get the heavy large stone out before the rotovator gets to work on the tilth of the soil. The machine will make the ground a good crumb as...
If the ground is very heavy as mine was, then a good pick axe would be better than a fork. This is just to get the heavy large stone out before the rotovator gets to work on the tilth of the soil....
itgeek
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Jun 3, 2020
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landimad
Jun 4, 2020
Lawn tips for a novice?
That's brilliant. Thanks so much.I went out earlier today and saturated the lawn just as you said. Will water again in a couple of days and see how I get on.
That's brilliant. Thanks so much.I went out earlier today and saturated the lawn just as you said. Will water again in a couple of days and see how I get on.
That's brilliant. Thanks so much.I went out earlier today and saturated the lawn just as you said. Will water again in a couple of days and see how I get on.
That's brilliant. Thanks so much.I went out earlier today and saturated the lawn just as you said. Will water again in a couple of days and see how I get on.
pulck
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May 26, 2020
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pulck
May 31, 2020
my lawn is dying..... pleas help!!!
Just an update.... 5 weeks in and the ;awn if looking good again.... thanks for all the advice
Just an update.... 5 weeks in and the ;awn if looking good again.... thanks for all the advice
Just an update.... 5 weeks in and the ;awn if looking good again.... thanks for all the advice
Just an update.... 5 weeks in and the ;awn if looking good again.... thanks for all the advice
seun akinsola
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Apr 16, 2020
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seun akinsola
May 31, 2020
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Let us pray.......
Mine lawn is still green
no mains water used
we have still got a leak outside on the mains which was fixed 2 years ago
Mine lawn is still green
no mains water used
we have still got a leak outside on the mains which was fixed 2 years ago
Mine lawn is still green
no mains water used
we have still got a leak outside on the mains which was fixed 2 years ago
Mine lawn is still green
no mains water used
we have still got a leak outside on the mains which was fixed 2 years ago
roders
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May 29, 2020
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Jiffy
May 30, 2020
Iron Sulphate in pressure sprayer
you were not far off to be honest, what tends to happen is many use more water in a knapsack to penetrate the moss so the ratio is adjusted. Iron is not too bad when it comes to ratio and...
you were not far off to be honest, what tends to happen is many use more water in a knapsack to penetrate the moss so the ratio is adjusted. Iron is not too bad when it comes to ratio and application. I should have worded my reply slightly different also as not to confuse the answer.
you were not far off to be honest, what tends to happen is many use more water in a knapsack to penetrate the moss so the ratio is adjusted. Iron is not too bad when it comes to ratio and application. I should have worded my reply slightly...
you were not far off to be honest, what tends to happen is many use more water in a knapsack to penetrate the moss so the ratio is adjusted. Iron is not too bad when it comes to ratio and...
SteveS
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May 28, 2020
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Liz the pot
May 29, 2020
Turf after a week
Strange as the dead parts almost follow some kind of pattern.
Strange as the dead parts almost follow some kind of pattern.
Strange as the dead parts almost follow some kind of pattern.
Strange as the dead parts almost follow some kind of pattern.
Steven1991
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May 27, 2020
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pete
May 27, 2020
Weed Issue in Lawn
Re Guinea Pig. If you should re consider you would need two as they suffer from loneliness. You could use a broad-leaf weed killer.
Re Guinea Pig. If you should re consider you would need two as they suffer from loneliness. You could use a broad-leaf weed killer.
Re Guinea Pig. If you should re consider you would need two as they suffer from loneliness. You could use a broad-leaf weed killer.
Re Guinea Pig. If you should re consider you would need two as they suffer from loneliness. You could use a broad-leaf weed killer.
Lewis Trigg
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May 24, 2020
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hans
May 27, 2020
Ash and lawns
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks!
TheMadHedger
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May 25, 2020
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TheMadHedger
May 26, 2020
New lawn - mowing for the first time. To mulch or not?
I soon hope to mow my new lawn for the first time (it was seeded over a month ago and is nearly ready for its first cut).My mower usually mulches the grass but on a new lawn for the first cut or...
I soon hope to mow my new lawn for the first time (it was seeded over a month ago and is nearly ready for its first cut).My mower usually mulches the grass but on a new lawn for the first cut or two should I be adding the grass collector instead on mulching?
I soon hope to mow my new lawn for the first time (it was seeded over a month ago and is nearly ready for its first cut).My mower usually mulches the grass but on a new lawn for the first cut or two should I be adding the grass collector...
I soon hope to mow my new lawn for the first time (it was seeded over a month ago and is nearly ready for its first cut).My mower usually mulches the grass but on a new lawn for the first cut or...
TheMadHedger
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May 25, 2020
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TheMadHedger
May 25, 2020
New Lawn/Seed Query
The germination time is just how long it takes to get out of the seed. It doesn't even mean the shoot has reached the surface yet.
A grass plant is no different from anything else you'd sow from...
The germination time is just how long it takes to get out of the seed. It doesn't even mean the shoot has reached the surface yet.
A grass plant is no different from anything else you'd sow from seed. You'll get an initial shoot with one or two fine leaves, then it grows and bulks out with...
The germination time is just how long it takes to get out of the seed. It doesn't even mean the shoot has reached the surface yet.
A grass plant is no different from anything else you'd sow from seed. You'll get an initial shoot with one or two...
The germination time is just how long it takes to get out of the seed. It doesn't even mean the shoot has reached the surface yet.
A grass plant is no different from anything else you'd sow from...
Neil K
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May 21, 2020
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Graham B
May 23, 2020
Lawn help.
Anything which cuts out the light, like a trampoline, is going to kill the grass underneath it. Your best bet is to buy a box of grass seed and a bag of topsoil from a garden centre. Sprinkle the...
Anything which cuts out the light, like a trampoline, is going to kill the grass underneath it. Your best bet is to buy a box of grass seed and a bag of topsoil from a garden centre. Sprinkle the seed over the bald patch, then sprinkle about a half-centimetre layer of topsoil over the patch to...
Anything which cuts out the light, like a trampoline, is going to kill the grass underneath it. Your best bet is to buy a box of grass seed and a bag of topsoil from a garden centre. Sprinkle the seed over the bald patch, then sprinkle about a...
Anything which cuts out the light, like a trampoline, is going to kill the grass underneath it. Your best bet is to buy a box of grass seed and a bag of topsoil from a garden centre. Sprinkle the...
HughesG86
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May 21, 2020
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Graham B
May 22, 2020
Garden design
I have the bottom end of the garden that is overlapping with trees, and I cannot grow new grass on this due concrete being below. I thought of putting furniture there or a raised bed.Any...
I have the bottom end of the garden that is overlapping with trees, and I cannot grow new grass on this due concrete being below. I thought of putting furniture there or a raised bed.Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated, as a new gardener.
I have the bottom end of the garden that is overlapping with trees, and I cannot grow new grass on this due concrete being below. I thought of putting furniture there or a raised bed.Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated, as a new gardener.
I have the bottom end of the garden that is overlapping with trees, and I cannot grow new grass on this due concrete being below. I thought of putting furniture there or a raised bed.Any...
Benjy685
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May 21, 2020
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Benjy685
May 21, 2020
Coarse grass
OkayI will give a go.May try first with cutting with thin knife and see if they come back.
OkayI will give a go.May try first with cutting with thin knife and see if they come back.
OkayI will give a go.May try first with cutting with thin knife and see if they come back.
OkayI will give a go.May try first with cutting with thin knife and see if they come back.
Mane
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May 13, 2020
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Mane
May 14, 2020
What is this stuff growing in my "lawn"?
Dutch hoe type method would this work. Keep chopping off any new growth and hopefully the plant will weaken and die. May be worth a try.
Dutch hoe type method would this work. Keep chopping off any new growth and hopefully the plant will weaken and die. May be worth a try.
Dutch hoe type method would this work. Keep chopping off any new growth and hopefully the plant will weaken and die. May be worth a try.
Dutch hoe type method would this work. Keep chopping off any new growth and hopefully the plant will weaken and die. May be worth a try.
Non-gardener Phil
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Apr 25, 2020
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hans
May 12, 2020
so much dead grass
hi Harry, sorry missed your alert.I tend to wait for a nice steady temp but temps don’t look too bad at the moment, just a bit chilly in the morning.
hi Harry, sorry missed your alert.I tend to wait for a nice steady temp but temps don’t look too bad at the moment, just a bit chilly in the morning.
hi Harry, sorry missed your alert.I tend to wait for a nice steady temp but temps don’t look too bad at the moment, just a bit chilly in the morning.
hi Harry, sorry missed your alert.I tend to wait for a nice steady temp but temps don’t look too bad at the moment, just a bit chilly in the morning.
tim091
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May 3, 2020
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Liz the pot
May 12, 2020
Assessment and help!
Thought I would post an update having spread more fertiliser with a proper roller feeder. 1st picture was taken on 20th april. Then a couple of days later I spread the additional fertiliser...
Thought I would post an update having spread more fertiliser with a proper roller feeder. 1st picture was taken on 20th april. Then a couple of days later I spread the additional fertiliser properly and then took the 2nd photo tonight. It's getting much better but there is still a big difference...
Thought I would post an update having spread more fertiliser with a proper roller feeder. 1st picture was taken on 20th april. Then a couple of days later I spread the additional fertiliser properly and then took the 2nd photo tonight. It's...
Thought I would post an update having spread more fertiliser with a proper roller feeder. 1st picture was taken on 20th april. Then a couple of days later I spread the additional fertiliser...
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