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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...
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...
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...
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...
Edit: The comment regarding how much applies to the UK is...
tomhorn3r
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Apr 7, 2017
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1,459
Sandy Ground
Apr 14, 2017
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
The Early Bushman
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Apr 11, 2017
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Kris Lord
Apr 11, 2017
Feed for the lawn
Thanks all for all the replies and information...much appreciated
Thanks all for all the replies and information...much appreciated
Thanks all for all the replies and information...much appreciated
Thanks all for all the replies and information...much appreciated
Passport1
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Mar 19, 2017
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2,033
Passport1
Apr 9, 2017
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...
bigbore
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Apr 3, 2017
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1,390
Kris Lord
Apr 4, 2017
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
luciusmaximus
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Mar 22, 2017
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3,817
kindredspirit
Mar 31, 2017
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.
Max6389
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Mar 29, 2017
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Max6389
Mar 30, 2017
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...
HarryS
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Mar 20, 2017
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Vince
Mar 25, 2017
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...
2nd_bassoon
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Mar 23, 2017
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2nd_bassoon
Mar 24, 2017
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!!
Portisgrass
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Mar 21, 2017
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Portisgrass
Mar 21, 2017
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...
Gn0me
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Mar 20, 2017
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2,635
clueless1
Mar 20, 2017
Waterlogged soil and lawn
What sort of sand should I add? Is it just builders sand?Cheers Keith
What sort of sand should I add? Is it just builders sand?Cheers Keith
What sort of sand should I add? Is it just builders sand?Cheers Keith
What sort of sand should I add? Is it just builders sand?Cheers Keith
Keith Thomas
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Mar 9, 2017
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Keith Thomas
Mar 17, 2017
Temporarily remove turf
The door is quite rickety. In fact, the bottom hinge is no longer attached to the frame because that part of the frame has rotted which is probably the result of the grass & soil being so close to...
The door is quite rickety. In fact, the bottom hinge is no longer attached to the frame because that part of the frame has rotted which is probably the result of the grass & soil being so close to it originally.I will have a rethink and give priority to the best solution for keeping the...
The door is quite rickety. In fact, the bottom hinge is no longer attached to the frame because that part of the frame has rotted which is probably the result of the grass & soil being so close to it originally.I will have a rethink and give...
The door is quite rickety. In fact, the bottom hinge is no longer attached to the frame because that part of the frame has rotted which is probably the result of the grass & soil being so close to...
Gn0me
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Mar 9, 2017
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1,482
Gn0me
Mar 11, 2017
Advice needed on inherited lawn
Just wondering as seen a fair few new builds where the builders have dumped tonnes of topsoil, simply raked it around and thrown a load of grass seed on top. After heavy rain, feet can literally...
Just wondering as seen a fair few new builds where the builders have dumped tonnes of topsoil, simply raked it around and thrown a load of grass seed on top. After heavy rain, feet can literally sink right into the soil.Your lawn looks like it needs levelling otherwise you could always end up...
Just wondering as seen a fair few new builds where the builders have dumped tonnes of topsoil, simply raked it around and thrown a load of grass seed on top. After heavy rain, feet can literally sink right into the soil.Your lawn looks like it...
Just wondering as seen a fair few new builds where the builders have dumped tonnes of topsoil, simply raked it around and thrown a load of grass seed on top. After heavy rain, feet can literally...
zMastaa
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Nov 17, 2016
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Mowerman
Feb 28, 2017
Spring lawn care
But the post question was about the best care for lawns , which Kris has given. I don't think eyebrows need to be raised. Maybe an alternate lawn style post needs to be raised
But the post question was about the best care for lawns , which Kris has given. I don't think eyebrows need to be raised. Maybe an alternate lawn style post needs to be raised
But the post question was about the best care for lawns , which Kris has given. I don't think eyebrows need to be raised. Maybe an alternate lawn style post needs to be raised
But the post question was about the best care for lawns , which Kris has given. I don't think eyebrows need to be raised. Maybe an alternate lawn style post needs to be raised
bigbore
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Feb 26, 2017
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HarryS
Feb 28, 2017
Clay soil and new grass
It would be wise to calculate the cubic volume i.e. length x width x height (depth) and add a good bit extra on top.Buying topsoil in bulk, say half a tonne, will work out heck of a lot cheaper...
It would be wise to calculate the cubic volume i.e. length x width x height (depth) and add a good bit extra on top.Buying topsoil in bulk, say half a tonne, will work out heck of a lot cheaper than buying it in bags from a DIY store. You can always use the spare to invigorate flower beds etc....
It would be wise to calculate the cubic volume i.e. length x width x height (depth) and add a good bit extra on top.Buying topsoil in bulk, say half a tonne, will work out heck of a lot cheaper than buying it in bags from a DIY store. You can...
It would be wise to calculate the cubic volume i.e. length x width x height (depth) and add a good bit extra on top.Buying topsoil in bulk, say half a tonne, will work out heck of a lot cheaper...
Scott_369
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Feb 15, 2017
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Mowerman
Feb 17, 2017
Grass Seed mixes / suppliers
Thanks Mowerman I will probably try the premium seed as it is in a lower wear part of the garden not the football open lawn area swing area.
Thanks Mowerman I will probably try the premium seed as it is in a lower wear part of the garden not the football open lawn area swing area.
Thanks Mowerman I will probably try the premium seed as it is in a lower wear part of the garden not the football open lawn area swing area.
Thanks Mowerman I will probably try the premium seed as it is in a lower wear part of the garden not the football open lawn area swing area.
Quentin Jackson
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Feb 9, 2017
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Quentin Jackson
Feb 16, 2017
Thyme lawn
Oh, that would be bliss. Far too expensive though. And, dog poo
Too many horror stories!But, I have found a couple of the brands Liz mentioned on ebay for a decent price so I'm investigating...
Oh, that would be bliss. Far too expensive though. And, dog poo
Too many horror stories!But, I have found a couple of the brands Liz mentioned on ebay for a decent price so I'm investigating that a bit more. And looking at possible alternatives - there are some auction houses locally...
Oh, that would be bliss. Far too expensive though. And, dog poo
Too many horror stories!But, I have found a couple of the brands Liz mentioned on ebay for a decent price so I'm investigating that a bit more. And looking at possible...
Oh, that would be bliss. Far too expensive though. And, dog poo
Too many horror stories!But, I have found a couple of the brands Liz mentioned on ebay for a decent price so I'm investigating...
nikirushka
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Jan 20, 2017
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nikirushka
Feb 11, 2017
Yorkshire fog/weed grass
You can get rid of patches of weed grass completely by using a total kill weedkiller (Glyphosate-based). It is the only way to be sure to get rid of it. Something like roundup, resolver or other...
You can get rid of patches of weed grass completely by using a total kill weedkiller (Glyphosate-based). It is the only way to be sure to get rid of it. Something like roundup, resolver or other weedkiller will do the job. It will kill ALL grass though, so be careful with it. The good thing...
You can get rid of patches of weed grass completely by using a total kill weedkiller (Glyphosate-based). It is the only way to be sure to get rid of it. Something like roundup, resolver or other weedkiller will do the job. It will kill ALL grass...
You can get rid of patches of weed grass completely by using a total kill weedkiller (Glyphosate-based). It is the only way to be sure to get rid of it. Something like roundup, resolver or other...
mharf
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Jan 16, 2017
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5,378
Kris Lord
Jan 17, 2017
New lawn going brown
There are three different approaches that come to mind. Professional, do it yourself or don't do it.Professional is the easy way to go but can be expensive (can always get a quote) but less...
There are three different approaches that come to mind. Professional, do it yourself or don't do it.Professional is the easy way to go but can be expensive (can always get a quote) but less satisfying if you like doing things yourself.DIY is time consuming but can be done by using...
There are three different approaches that come to mind. Professional, do it yourself or don't do it.Professional is the easy way to go but can be expensive (can always get a quote) but less satisfying if you like doing things yourself.DIY is...
There are three different approaches that come to mind. Professional, do it yourself or don't do it.Professional is the easy way to go but can be expensive (can always get a quote) but less...
dsburny
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Dec 7, 2016
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4,170
shiney
Dec 14, 2016
Advice on laying railway sleepers for small raised lawn
The Early Bushman
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Nov 21, 2016
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5,440
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