Lawns

You‘re welcome. Give it a feed then keep us updated. It can be a persistent problem.

Some do, some don’t. Some come with the ability to add a catcher container too so you can calibrate the output.Looking at this common one there is no guard. Scotts® EasyGreen™ Rotary SpreaderMost of these do. Spreaders | Scottslots of various makes on the market. A guard is a must on a...

Look for a local landscape supplier in your area, if unsure phone your local Stihl dealership, if they are like my local ones they will soon put you in touch with local suppliers and they may even do the soil as my local one does.

Have you fertilised the lawn recently? How many of these areas of increased growth have you got?

No probs, any problems just post away.

As your installer recommended that I would follow his advice or else if the problem increases and you use a different product he may blame that. It’s a slow release and yes there are other fertilisers that may benefit the turf. Do not be tempted to spread by hand. If you go for another...

If it works it’s a winner. It looks like they have added the seaweed content across the board. There are so many fertilisers on the market, lots vary to do various jobs but for a general purpose fertiliser it’s fine. I would think the product is supplied from one of the many manufactures out...

Some cracking thunder here too, I stupidly forgot I left my van drivers window open a small bit for air but not a sign of water had entered. No work today, lawns have stunted and one customer did not want me out in the afternoon heat. Housework today, I hate it!With these temps the poor rain...

Looks better. Last year was just so hot.

Lilac syringa microphylla superba is a good choice. Its shape is basically an inverted cone, so you can plant it fairly close to the edge of the bed without it causing problems with the lawn. Pretty pink flowers, highly scented, with a main flowering in spring and then (unlike other lilacs) on...

I'm resurecting an old thread, but thought it would be good to update as these things take time.A year down the line we're very glad we went to the hassle of getting the hardcore dug out. Generally the lawn looks great, but the areas at the very edge where the soil depth was a bit lower have...

Look up liverwort. Caused by poor drainage and low light. You don’t need a weed killer for that, you need to improve the area for the grass plant.

It's only when I take the bag off to empty the clippings when I know if I've achieved anything or almost wasted my time.

new lawns are no match for weed killers since they do not have the same defenses as older grass. I was told by a gardener that Allow new grass at least three months before applying a weed killer treatment to the lawn. In that time, the new grass will have more established roots, will have...

Non, no matter what you feed the lawn will continue to suffer and will not improve as long as the dogs use the lawn.

Trefoil.Folks may I offer a few pointers when trying to identify plants. As in this instance. Foliage is three part/leaved, so tre being the three factor, folia =foliage,

Another thought @Linz - to give the kids the longest possible lawn eg for ball throwing, why not consider making the main axis of the lawn on an angle, so the beds form essentially triangles - one wider near the bottom of the garden, and the other wider near the top?

Thank you for the top advice as always.

The MO stuff works well if conditions suit it and it needs to go on heavy but the plus side is it eats away the moss. It will not solve the issue of moss returning though. I use an Eliet scarifier which has various blade setups. I tend to stick to a fixed blade which suits my line of work as...

That did cross my mind Freddy !