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How do I strip my grass?
Id hire one of these ;Then take the turf and flip them upside down, placed onto a mound, and plant a palm or other plant that likes free draining .
Id hire one of these ;Then take the turf and flip them upside down, placed onto a mound, and plant a palm or other plant that likes free draining .
Id hire one of these ;Then take the turf and flip them upside down, placed onto a mound, and plant a palm or other plant that likes free draining .
Id hire one of these ;Then take the turf and flip them upside down, placed onto a mound, and plant a palm or other plant that likes free draining .
Nellybobs
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Feb 14, 2016
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WeeTam
Feb 20, 2016
Lawn Problem.
Looks like the effects of animal wee to me, but your lawn looks good for the time of year. I regularly visit on of the rhs showcase gardens (harlow carr) and their lawns are looking worse than...
Looks like the effects of animal wee to me, but your lawn looks good for the time of year. I regularly visit on of the rhs showcase gardens (harlow carr) and their lawns are looking worse than yours at the moment.
Looks like the effects of animal wee to me, but your lawn looks good for the time of year. I regularly visit on of the rhs showcase gardens (harlow carr) and their lawns are looking worse than yours at the moment.
Looks like the effects of animal wee to me, but your lawn looks good for the time of year. I regularly visit on of the rhs showcase gardens (harlow carr) and their lawns are looking worse than...
roders
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Dec 13, 2015
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2
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868
clueless1
Feb 14, 2016
Disappearing lawn
My lawn is in a terrible state too, combination of monsoon conditions, also when very wet I admit to encouraging my bitch to "wee", and she has her prefered spots, was hoping the rain would be...
My lawn is in a terrible state too, combination of monsoon conditions, also when very wet I admit to encouraging my bitch to "wee", and she has her prefered spots, was hoping the rain would be enough to wash it through, and to save me getting a soaking, just hanging on in there till Sprng
My lawn is in a terrible state too, combination of monsoon conditions, also when very wet I admit to encouraging my bitch to "wee", and she has her prefered spots, was hoping the rain would be enough to wash it through, and to save me getting a...
My lawn is in a terrible state too, combination of monsoon conditions, also when very wet I admit to encouraging my bitch to "wee", and she has her prefered spots, was hoping the rain would be...
David cobbold
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Jan 15, 2016
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3,824
pamsdish
Feb 13, 2016
Winter Lawn Care
@Hammer2001 - Your lawn looked spectacular with the stripes in the first pics but a lot of rain (it has been a very wet winter) which doesn't help and may overwhelm certain types of grass. If you...
@Hammer2001 - Your lawn looked spectacular with the stripes in the first pics but a lot of rain (it has been a very wet winter) which doesn't help and may overwhelm certain types of grass. If you have and dogs peeing on it or kids trampling on it, it will make it look rough at this time of...
@Hammer2001 - Your lawn looked spectacular with the stripes in the first pics but a lot of rain (it has been a very wet winter) which doesn't help and may overwhelm certain types of grass. If you have and dogs peeing on it or kids trampling on...
@Hammer2001 - Your lawn looked spectacular with the stripes in the first pics but a lot of rain (it has been a very wet winter) which doesn't help and may overwhelm certain types of grass. If you...
Hammer2001
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Dec 23, 2015
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3
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1,146
Mowerman
Feb 13, 2016
Damaged lawn
Somebody mentioned cat arggghhhhh that is single-handedly the biggest bane of my job. I use at least 5 x more doggy bags picking up cat mess than my own dog's mess.Lawns or borders, they don't...
Somebody mentioned cat arggghhhhh that is single-handedly the biggest bane of my job. I use at least 5 x more doggy bags picking up cat mess than my own dog's mess.Lawns or borders, they don't care where they do it and it's no laughing matter (yes you cat owners) as their filth can carry...
Somebody mentioned cat arggghhhhh that is single-handedly the biggest bane of my job. I use at least 5 x more doggy bags picking up cat mess than my own dog's mess.Lawns or borders, they don't care where they do it and it's no laughing matter...
Somebody mentioned cat arggghhhhh that is single-handedly the biggest bane of my job. I use at least 5 x more doggy bags picking up cat mess than my own dog's mess.Lawns or borders, they don't...
JPHH
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Dec 8, 2015
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2
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662
Mowerman
Dec 12, 2015
Helped with Damaged Lawn
@SootylfcAkitas are expert lawn destroyers (I have one who when she was younger, used to dig the grass up, as it appears in your 2nd pic). She always used to pee in the same spots which was both...
@SootylfcAkitas are expert lawn destroyers (I have one who when she was younger, used to dig the grass up, as it appears in your 2nd pic). She always used to pee in the same spots which was both a blessing and a curse.Dog urine (not just females will cause yellow patches if it's not washed...
@SootylfcAkitas are expert lawn destroyers (I have one who when she was younger, used to dig the grass up, as it appears in your 2nd pic). She always used to pee in the same spots which was both a blessing and a curse.Dog urine (not just...
@SootylfcAkitas are expert lawn destroyers (I have one who when she was younger, used to dig the grass up, as it appears in your 2nd pic). She always used to pee in the same spots which was both...
Sootylfc
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Nov 4, 2015
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932
Mowerman
Nov 25, 2015
Ferrous Sulphate Dosage for Killing Moss
Thanks very much for your replies.I've spoken to someone who is somewhat of an expert on scarification and the machine wasn't the right one for the job. If it had a rake attachment, it would've...
Thanks very much for your replies.I've spoken to someone who is somewhat of an expert on scarification and the machine wasn't the right one for the job. If it had a rake attachment, it would've pulled the moss out much better than the machine I hired with the blade setup. He also recommended...
Thanks very much for your replies.I've spoken to someone who is somewhat of an expert on scarification and the machine wasn't the right one for the job. If it had a rake attachment, it would've pulled the moss out much better than the machine I...
Thanks very much for your replies.I've spoken to someone who is somewhat of an expert on scarification and the machine wasn't the right one for the job. If it had a rake attachment, it would've...
Mowerman
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Oct 8, 2015
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Mowerman
Nov 25, 2015
Soil preparation for new turf (newbie)
Before you spend money on soil improvers I would double check it really is clay that is causing the problem.A good way to see if your soil is clay is to take a handful from an area that is...
Before you spend money on soil improvers I would double check it really is clay that is causing the problem.A good way to see if your soil is clay is to take a handful from an area that is moist, not soggy or dry. Squeeze the soil in the palm of your hand; if it forms a sausage shape and stays...
Before you spend money on soil improvers I would double check it really is clay that is causing the problem.A good way to see if your soil is clay is to take a handful from an area that is moist, not soggy or dry. Squeeze the soil in the palm...
Before you spend money on soil improvers I would double check it really is clay that is causing the problem.A good way to see if your soil is clay is to take a handful from an area that is...
dvs
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Nov 10, 2015
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JWK
Nov 11, 2015
Is my new lawn going wrong?
Welcome to Gardeners Corner Craig.
You can also stop watering it or it will rot. The roots will have established by now and and dew or rain will supply what it needs over the winter months.
Welcome to Gardeners Corner Craig.
You can also stop watering it or it will rot. The roots will have established by now and and dew or rain will supply what it needs over the winter months.
Welcome to Gardeners Corner Craig.
You can also stop watering it or it will rot. The roots will have established by now and and dew or rain will supply what it needs over the winter months.
Welcome to Gardeners Corner Craig.
You can also stop watering it or it will rot. The roots will have established by now and and dew or rain will supply what it needs over the winter months.
Craig Macdonald
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Nov 10, 2015
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Sheal
Nov 10, 2015
Extending Lawn
Grass seed is unlikely to germinate under 12C so I agree with Clueless, leave it until next spring.
Grass seed is unlikely to germinate under 12C so I agree with Clueless, leave it until next spring.
Grass seed is unlikely to germinate under 12C so I agree with Clueless, leave it until next spring.
Grass seed is unlikely to germinate under 12C so I agree with Clueless, leave it until next spring.
Lee Hagan
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Nov 2, 2015
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1,002
Sheal
Nov 5, 2015
Help needed with new lawn pls
Yea Worm Casts. Nothing you can really do apart from wait for them to dry and brush them over (hard now the nights are drawing in and its wet).I had them this year but they soon disappear when...
Yea Worm Casts. Nothing you can really do apart from wait for them to dry and brush them over (hard now the nights are drawing in and its wet).I had them this year but they soon disappear when the grass grows back.
Yea Worm Casts. Nothing you can really do apart from wait for them to dry and brush them over (hard now the nights are drawing in and its wet).I had them this year but they soon disappear when the grass grows back.
Yea Worm Casts. Nothing you can really do apart from wait for them to dry and brush them over (hard now the nights are drawing in and its wet).I had them this year but they soon disappear when...
rkm
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Oct 18, 2015
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877
Guesty
Oct 25, 2015
Son poured salt on my grass
Grass is very tough
Grass is very tough
Grass is very tough
Grass is very tough
Dietspam
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Oct 18, 2015
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Jiffy
Oct 19, 2015
New Rolawn Medallion turf. Is this a weed?
Hang on just a minute Dan....What you have here is Annual Meadow Grass. it is a weed and I'm in exactly the same position as you now. My grass has been laid a couple of weeks and my turf from...
Hang on just a minute Dan....What you have here is Annual Meadow Grass. it is a weed and I'm in exactly the same position as you now. My grass has been laid a couple of weeks and my turf from Rolawn is absolutely riddled with a AMG just like yoursI'm in the process of dealing with trading...
Hang on just a minute Dan....What you have here is Annual Meadow Grass. it is a weed and I'm in exactly the same position as you now. My grass has been laid a couple of weeks and my turf from Rolawn is absolutely riddled with a AMG just like...
Hang on just a minute Dan....What you have here is Annual Meadow Grass. it is a weed and I'm in exactly the same position as you now. My grass has been laid a couple of weeks and my turf from...
Dan M
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Jun 18, 2015
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3,231
Jim1974
Oct 14, 2015
seeded lawn advice
Welcome to GC Iain.
Although it needs time to establish walking on it only if really necessary is not a problem but try and take a different route each time so that the grass has a chance to...
Welcome to GC Iain.
Although it needs time to establish walking on it only if really necessary is not a problem but try and take a different route each time so that the grass has a chance to recover.New grass actually benefits from been trodden on as it breaks the stems and encourages further...
Welcome to GC Iain.
Although it needs time to establish walking on it only if really necessary is not a problem but try and take a different route each time so that the grass has a chance to recover.New grass actually benefits from been...
Welcome to GC Iain.
Although it needs time to establish walking on it only if really necessary is not a problem but try and take a different route each time so that the grass has a chance to...
iain geddes
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Oct 9, 2015
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4
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735
Sheal
Oct 9, 2015
Total mess of a garden!
As long as you're still happy to play then age shouldn't be a problem, unless the team pension you off of course.
As long as you're still happy to play then age shouldn't be a problem, unless the team pension you off of course.
As long as you're still happy to play then age shouldn't be a problem, unless the team pension you off of course.
As long as you're still happy to play then age shouldn't be a problem, unless the team pension you off of course.
John-Barry
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Oct 7, 2015
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8
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1,177
Sheal
Oct 7, 2015
Advice on lawn edging.
A lawn will drop over time so make sure the top soil is level with the path before laying the turf/seeding. This will ensure after settling the lawn is level with the path.
A lawn will drop over time so make sure the top soil is level with the path before laying the turf/seeding. This will ensure after settling the lawn is level with the path.
A lawn will drop over time so make sure the top soil is level with the path before laying the turf/seeding. This will ensure after settling the lawn is level with the path.
A lawn will drop over time so make sure the top soil is level with the path before laying the turf/seeding. This will ensure after settling the lawn is level with the path.
Dan M
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Sep 24, 2015
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Nick_MSM
Oct 3, 2015
Can I scarify again?
Two weeks since overseed etc, most of the soil seems to have settled down... the grass is coming up well over the new soil patch but a little hard to see in these photos. It was beginning to look...
Two weeks since overseed etc, most of the soil seems to have settled down... the grass is coming up well over the new soil patch but a little hard to see in these photos. It was beginning to look a bit messy, so I gave it a quick mow on the very highest setting, didnt take much at all. The bag...
Two weeks since overseed etc, most of the soil seems to have settled down... the grass is coming up well over the new soil patch but a little hard to see in these photos. It was beginning to look a bit messy, so I gave it a quick mow on the very...
Two weeks since overseed etc, most of the soil seems to have settled down... the grass is coming up well over the new soil patch but a little hard to see in these photos. It was beginning to look...
Zola
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Sep 3, 2015
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Zola
Sep 28, 2015
Investing in a scarifier
Chris is the spreader the one I recommended with the trigger release? If it is then a setting of 6 to 6.5 depending on walking speed will apply at near max recommended amount. Should really...
Chris is the spreader the one I recommended with the trigger release? If it is then a setting of 6 to 6.5 depending on walking speed will apply at near max recommended amount. Should really calibrate them but that's what I use as a setting, I have a fairly quick walk so I tend to stick to...
Chris is the spreader the one I recommended with the trigger release? If it is then a setting of 6 to 6.5 depending on walking speed will apply at near max recommended amount. Should really calibrate them but that's what I use as a setting, I...
Chris is the spreader the one I recommended with the trigger release? If it is then a setting of 6 to 6.5 depending on walking speed will apply at near max recommended amount. Should really...
chris_elevate
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Sep 14, 2015
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Liz the pot
Sep 27, 2015
Large-Lawn Lawn Mower Help
Toro own Hayter and there's an interesting article about lean manufacturing which no doubt has happened. Hayter seem stuck on their designs and if there's one mower I leave on a damp, wet day it's...
Toro own Hayter and there's an interesting article about lean manufacturing which no doubt has happened. Hayter seem stuck on their designs and if there's one mower I leave on a damp, wet day it's my 48Pro which is nothing but useless. I tried high lift blades on the 48 and they did nothing to...
Toro own Hayter and there's an interesting article about lean manufacturing which no doubt has happened. Hayter seem stuck on their designs and if there's one mower I leave on a damp, wet day it's my 48Pro which is nothing but useless. I tried...
Toro own Hayter and there's an interesting article about lean manufacturing which no doubt has happened. Hayter seem stuck on their designs and if there's one mower I leave on a damp, wet day it's...
gardenny
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Sep 23, 2015
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14
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1,358
Liz the pot
Sep 27, 2015
Emergency Lawn Resuscitation
You can purchase the commercial stuff but the person spraying it must either be trained to the required standards or be under supervision by a person with the Relevant training. In this case I...
You can purchase the commercial stuff but the person spraying it must either be trained to the required standards or be under supervision by a person with the Relevant training. In this case I don't think they used any type of chemical requiring this but rather a chemical that has been mentioned.
You can purchase the commercial stuff but the person spraying it must either be trained to the required standards or be under supervision by a person with the Relevant training. In this case I don't think they used any type of chemical...
You can purchase the commercial stuff but the person spraying it must either be trained to the required standards or be under supervision by a person with the Relevant training. In this case I...
ExpatInAction
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Sep 16, 2015
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11
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1,431
Liz the pot
Sep 25, 2015
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