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  1. Sam Laycock

    Please help fix my lawn :-/

    Just go at the tree any way you like, you won't kill it. Might be nice to expose some trunk so trim the low branches right to the collar at the trunk, and the others just snip off so the tree gets...
    Just go at the tree any way you like, you won't kill it. Might be nice to expose some trunk so trim the low branches right to the collar at the trunk, and the others just snip off so the tree gets shaped in a way you like the look of.The tiny patches that are left - I'm a fan of trying to...
    Just go at the tree any way you like, you won't kill it. Might be nice to expose some trunk so trim the low branches right to the collar at the trunk, and the others just snip off so the tree gets shaped in a way you like the look of.The tiny...
    Just go at the tree any way you like, you won't kill it. Might be nice to expose some trunk so trim the low branches right to the collar at the trunk, and the others just snip off so the tree gets...
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  2. JennyR89

    New Turf problems

    Im sure it will be fine. The technical answer involves a process called evapotranspiration which in basic terms is how the plant controls the release of moisture through openings in the Cuticle...
    Im sure it will be fine. The technical answer involves a process called evapotranspiration which in basic terms is how the plant controls the release of moisture through openings in the Cuticle called stomata. Its a very important process as it effect photosynthesis. New turf will have an good...
    Im sure it will be fine. The technical answer involves a process called evapotranspiration which in basic terms is how the plant controls the release of moisture through openings in the Cuticle called stomata. Its a very important process as it...
    Im sure it will be fine. The technical answer involves a process called evapotranspiration which in basic terms is how the plant controls the release of moisture through openings in the Cuticle...
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  3. chris_elevate

    Easiest way to apply granular feed

    For me, hand spreading fertiliser is best. Marked out with canes and half spread one way and half the other direction. Quicker than using a spreader :)
    For me, hand spreading fertiliser is best. Marked out with canes and half spread one way and half the other direction. Quicker than using a spreader :)
    For me, hand spreading fertiliser is best. Marked out with canes and half spread one way and half the other direction. Quicker than using a spreader :)
    For me, hand spreading fertiliser is best. Marked out with canes and half spread one way and half the other direction. Quicker than using a spreader :)
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  4. JDQuinn

    Prep work advice for large lawn

    Thanks all for helpful replies. I don't think the lawn will be happening this year, too many other projects at the minute.Thinking about it, where I live I don't believe it possible to have a...
    Thanks all for helpful replies. I don't think the lawn will be happening this year, too many other projects at the minute.Thinking about it, where I live I don't believe it possible to have a first rate lawn. The neighboring fields are in poor condition with rushes, unkept new woodland full...
    Thanks all for helpful replies. I don't think the lawn will be happening this year, too many other projects at the minute.Thinking about it, where I live I don't believe it possible to have a first rate lawn. The neighboring fields are in...
    Thanks all for helpful replies. I don't think the lawn will be happening this year, too many other projects at the minute.Thinking about it, where I live I don't believe it possible to have a...
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  5. Guesty

    Lawn - Advice

    Hi,If it makes you feel any better I'm in a similar boat. I live in the country and no matter what I do I can't avoid couch or weed grasses. They thrive in our cold wet climate and my water...
    Hi,If it makes you feel any better I'm in a similar boat. I live in the country and no matter what I do I can't avoid couch or weed grasses. They thrive in our cold wet climate and my water retaining soil. They used to bother me and still do but I've learned to relax a bit and enjoy the...
    Hi,If it makes you feel any better I'm in a similar boat. I live in the country and no matter what I do I can't avoid couch or weed grasses. They thrive in our cold wet climate and my water retaining soil. They used to bother me and still...
    Hi,If it makes you feel any better I'm in a similar boat. I live in the country and no matter what I do I can't avoid couch or weed grasses. They thrive in our cold wet climate and my water...
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  6. joc

    rabbit friendly lawn feed

    They eat there own poo to digest the celulose so it shouldn't do them any harm. Let your boy have a whiff of it and threaten to soak his football boots in it if the lawn gets damaged again :heehee:
    They eat there own poo to digest the celulose so it shouldn't do them any harm. Let your boy have a whiff of it and threaten to soak his football boots in it if the lawn gets damaged again :heehee:
    They eat there own poo to digest the celulose so it shouldn't do them any harm. Let your boy have a whiff of it and threaten to soak his football boots in it if the lawn gets damaged again :heehee:
    They eat there own poo to digest the celulose so it shouldn't do them any harm. Let your boy have a whiff of it and threaten to soak his football boots in it if the lawn gets damaged again :heehee:
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  7. timcs

    Problem with Petrol Mower - Mountfield SP414

    All I have decided after all to get the mower serviced/repaired for around £50, so fingers crossed and thank you all for your help and input on this matter.ThanksTimCS
    All I have decided after all to get the mower serviced/repaired for around £50, so fingers crossed and thank you all for your help and input on this matter.ThanksTimCS
    All I have decided after all to get the mower serviced/repaired for around £50, so fingers crossed and thank you all for your help and input on this matter.ThanksTimCS
    All I have decided after all to get the mower serviced/repaired for around £50, so fingers crossed and thank you all for your help and input on this matter.ThanksTimCS
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  8. Drumsie

    Lawn issues

    Thanks for the info mowerman, I have already forked and scarified so will look at getting nitrogen into the soil before trying the chemical routeThanks again Andrew
    Thanks for the info mowerman, I have already forked and scarified so will look at getting nitrogen into the soil before trying the chemical routeThanks again Andrew
    Thanks for the info mowerman, I have already forked and scarified so will look at getting nitrogen into the soil before trying the chemical routeThanks again Andrew
    Thanks for the info mowerman, I have already forked and scarified so will look at getting nitrogen into the soil before trying the chemical routeThanks again Andrew
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  9. tamtoot

    Lawn Fertiliser - Yellow rings and scorch marks

    :pathd:Sweet .... no news yet :fingers crossed:
    :pathd:Sweet .... no news yet :fingers crossed:
    :pathd:Sweet .... no news yet :fingers crossed:
    :pathd:Sweet .... no news yet :fingers crossed:
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  10. Kevin777

    Atco Commodore B17 Flywheel

    Thanks Armandii - I'll have a look :thumbsup:
    Thanks Armandii - I'll have a look :thumbsup:
    Thanks Armandii - I'll have a look :thumbsup:
    Thanks Armandii - I'll have a look :thumbsup:
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  11. tomhorn3r

    Lawn advice - can this be saved?

    And now I have spent two days on the lawn seminar....To say the least, I did learn a lot. I'm just not sure how much applies to the UK...:dunno:Edit: The comment regarding how much applies to the UK is...
    And now I have spent two days on the lawn seminar....To say the least, I did learn a lot. I'm just not sure how much applies to the UK...:dunno:Edit: The comment regarding how much applies to the UK is a serious one, nd not meant in any way to be funny. The local climate means that certain things...
    And now I have spent two days on the lawn seminar....To say the least, I did learn a lot. I'm just not sure how much applies to the UK...:dunno:Edit: The comment regarding how much applies to the UK is a serious one, nd not meant in any way to be...
    And now I have spent two days on the lawn seminar....To say the least, I did learn a lot. I'm just not sure how much applies to the UK...:dunno:Edit: The comment regarding how much applies to the UK is...
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  12. The Early Bushman

    Trouble getting seed

    There's some good suggestions here...Grass Seed mixes / suppliers
    There's some good suggestions here...Grass Seed mixes / suppliers
    There's some good suggestions here...Grass Seed mixes / suppliers
    There's some good suggestions here...Grass Seed mixes / suppliers
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  13. Passport1

    Feed for the lawn

    Thanks all for all the replies and information...much appreciated :ThankYou:
    Thanks all for all the replies and information...much appreciated :ThankYou:
    Thanks all for all the replies and information...much appreciated :ThankYou:
    Thanks all for all the replies and information...much appreciated :ThankYou:
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  14. bigbore

    leatherjackets

    It's the wrong time of year for the nematode treatments. They need to be watered in when the grubs are small and the soil warm (August-October usually) They are an annual pest so will be gone when...
    It's the wrong time of year for the nematode treatments. They need to be watered in when the grubs are small and the soil warm (August-October usually) They are an annual pest so will be gone when the crane flys emerge later on in the year. You may not ever get them again. Infection is a bit of...
    It's the wrong time of year for the nematode treatments. They need to be watered in when the grubs are small and the soil warm (August-October usually) They are an annual pest so will be gone when the crane flys emerge later on in the year. You...
    It's the wrong time of year for the nematode treatments. They need to be watered in when the grubs are small and the soil warm (August-October usually) They are an annual pest so will be gone when...
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  15. luciusmaximus

    Treating Moss

    There's this stuff, which I've heard people praising recently. I've no lawn (Yippee ! ) so have NO experience of using it. MossOff Lawn care-100% Chemical Free Moss and algae treatment
    There's this stuff, which I've heard people praising recently. I've no lawn (Yippee ! ) so have NO experience of using it. MossOff Lawn care-100% Chemical Free Moss and algae treatment
    There's this stuff, which I've heard people praising recently. I've no lawn (Yippee ! ) so have NO experience of using it. MossOff Lawn care-100% Chemical Free Moss and algae treatment
    There's this stuff, which I've heard people praising recently. I've no lawn (Yippee ! ) so have NO experience of using it. MossOff Lawn care-100% Chemical Free Moss and algae treatment
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  16. Max6389

    Fungus in lawn

    Thank you that's great. Have googled dog lichen and yes this looks the same as in my lawn. sounds like I have some work to do. You were also correct with the clay soil.
    Thank you that's great. Have googled dog lichen and yes this looks the same as in my lawn. sounds like I have some work to do. You were also correct with the clay soil.
    Thank you that's great. Have googled dog lichen and yes this looks the same as in my lawn. sounds like I have some work to do. You were also correct with the clay soil.
    Thank you that's great. Have googled dog lichen and yes this looks the same as in my lawn. sounds like I have some work to do. You were also correct with the clay soil.
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  17. HarryS

    New to me - Lawn, Root Zone ?

    Hi Harry, we have used rootzone, loam/sand mix, very free draining and almost stoneless. Mixed with a little "fine" compost, it makes a good seed sowing mix. Lawn dressing seems a good use for it...
    Hi Harry, we have used rootzone, loam/sand mix, very free draining and almost stoneless. Mixed with a little "fine" compost, it makes a good seed sowing mix. Lawn dressing seems a good use for it too (but not having a lawn?) :)
    Hi Harry, we have used rootzone, loam/sand mix, very free draining and almost stoneless. Mixed with a little "fine" compost, it makes a good seed sowing mix. Lawn dressing seems a good use for it too (but not having a lawn?) :)
    Hi Harry, we have used rootzone, loam/sand mix, very free draining and almost stoneless. Mixed with a little "fine" compost, it makes a good seed sowing mix. Lawn dressing seems a good use for it...
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  18. 2nd_bassoon

    Tackling the "lawn"

    Thanks @Mowerman, that's very helpful. I hadn't thought about weedkilling, will look into options there - the hens don't have access to the lawn (thanks Defra) but they are right next to it so...
    Thanks @Mowerman, that's very helpful. I hadn't thought about weedkilling, will look into options there - the hens don't have access to the lawn (thanks Defra) but they are right next to it so will check on overspill etc. There are definitely wild violets in there, having googled some pictures...
    Thanks @Mowerman, that's very helpful. I hadn't thought about weedkilling, will look into options there - the hens don't have access to the lawn (thanks Defra) but they are right next to it so will check on overspill etc. There are definitely...
    Thanks @Mowerman, that's very helpful. I hadn't thought about weedkilling, will look into options there - the hens don't have access to the lawn (thanks Defra) but they are right next to it so...
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  19. Portisgrass

    Lawn mower technical help. Throttle doesn't work.

    Thanks people for those. It's the throttle stop. Was wound in too much!!
    Thanks people for those. It's the throttle stop. Was wound in too much!!
    Thanks people for those. It's the throttle stop. Was wound in too much!!
    Thanks people for those. It's the throttle stop. Was wound in too much!!
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  20. Gn0me

    New turf already dying?

    It usually is, yet somehow they always seem to make us feel like it's our fault.As for extreme watering, as long as it drains freely and doesn't form puddles on the surface, I doubt very much...
    It usually is, yet somehow they always seem to make us feel like it's our fault.As for extreme watering, as long as it drains freely and doesn't form puddles on the surface, I doubt very much you'll drown it. Anything you do with a regular hose and sprinkler is nothing compared to a good...
    It usually is, yet somehow they always seem to make us feel like it's our fault.As for extreme watering, as long as it drains freely and doesn't form puddles on the surface, I doubt very much you'll drown it. Anything you do with a regular...
    It usually is, yet somehow they always seem to make us feel like it's our fault.As for extreme watering, as long as it drains freely and doesn't form puddles on the surface, I doubt very much...
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