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  1. Daisies

    Spring is sprung, the grass is ris

    We only got down to -1c here in Cheshire last night and with the sun out, but not as much as forecast, the cold was soon gone and I recorded 89f in the Greenhouse. There's no frost forecast for...
    We only got down to -1c here in Cheshire last night and with the sun out, but not as much as forecast, the cold was soon gone and I recorded 89f in the Greenhouse. There's no frost forecast for tonight thank goodness. The primroses and daffs are flowering, the tulips are getting ready to flower...
    We only got down to -1c here in Cheshire last night and with the sun out, but not as much as forecast, the cold was soon gone and I recorded 89f in the Greenhouse. There's no frost forecast for tonight thank goodness. The primroses and daffs are...
    We only got down to -1c here in Cheshire last night and with the sun out, but not as much as forecast, the cold was soon gone and I recorded 89f in the Greenhouse. There's no frost forecast for...
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  2. cooperidol

    RENEWING AN UNEVEN WEED INFESTED LAWN? HELP

    What weeds are we talking about? I bet they're Dock (large leaves, very deep, thick tap root)?That being the case, I think there's very little point trying to dig them out. You won't get all the...
    What weeds are we talking about? I bet they're Dock (large leaves, very deep, thick tap root)?That being the case, I think there's very little point trying to dig them out. You won't get all the roots out and they'll just come back.Assuming there is still a lot of grass, and that grass is...
    What weeds are we talking about? I bet they're Dock (large leaves, very deep, thick tap root)?That being the case, I think there's very little point trying to dig them out. You won't get all the roots out and they'll just come back.Assuming...
    What weeds are we talking about? I bet they're Dock (large leaves, very deep, thick tap root)?That being the case, I think there's very little point trying to dig them out. You won't get all the...
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  3. clueless1

    Where's my grass?

    My dog stops it, its so bad I dont know what to do mabie i will grow shrubs and some type of ground cover instead of a lawn.
    My dog stops it, its so bad I dont know what to do mabie i will grow shrubs and some type of ground cover instead of a lawn.
    My dog stops it, its so bad I dont know what to do mabie i will grow shrubs and some type of ground cover instead of a lawn.
    My dog stops it, its so bad I dont know what to do mabie i will grow shrubs and some type of ground cover instead of a lawn.
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  4. cooperidol

    Uneven, weedy lawn> weed membrane, new lawn?

    I'm guessing you would only use it where special quality was need then and you had the time to give it attention. It makes sense about being harder to establish, less bulk less root more chance of...
    I'm guessing you would only use it where special quality was need then and you had the time to give it attention. It makes sense about being harder to establish, less bulk less root more chance of drying out.
    I'm guessing you would only use it where special quality was need then and you had the time to give it attention. It makes sense about being harder to establish, less bulk less root more chance of drying out.
    I'm guessing you would only use it where special quality was need then and you had the time to give it attention. It makes sense about being harder to establish, less bulk less root more chance of...
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  5. Marko28

    Raising the level of a lawn

    A pleasure Mark . Glad you have the patience to take your time . Ground will be warmed up by May and weeds will not be a problem ..Let use know how you get on later in the year . Dave
    A pleasure Mark . Glad you have the patience to take your time . Ground will be warmed up by May and weeds will not be a problem ..Let use know how you get on later in the year . Dave
    A pleasure Mark . Glad you have the patience to take your time . Ground will be warmed up by May and weeds will not be a problem ..Let use know how you get on later in the year . Dave
    A pleasure Mark . Glad you have the patience to take your time . Ground will be warmed up by May and weeds will not be a problem ..Let use know how you get on later in the year . Dave
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  6. GRIBBLE

    Steep lawn

    Hello and welcome to the forum Gribble. You would need the Treneague variety of camomile which is low growing and never needs cutting. It;s something I've thought about on our front lawn but never...
    Hello and welcome to the forum Gribble. You would need the Treneague variety of camomile which is low growing and never needs cutting. It;s something I've thought about on our front lawn but never actually tried it. I'd like to hear from anyone with experience of growing it.
    Hello and welcome to the forum Gribble. You would need the Treneague variety of camomile which is low growing and never needs cutting. It;s something I've thought about on our front lawn but never actually tried it. I'd like to hear from anyone...
    Hello and welcome to the forum Gribble. You would need the Treneague variety of camomile which is low growing and never needs cutting. It;s something I've thought about on our front lawn but never...
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  7. pottering142

    patch lawn

    hi, There was large chippings 4" deep with a fleece liner under which we removed and dug over.There are no roots as they were all removed.The areas which are struggling look almost like dying...
    hi, There was large chippings 4" deep with a fleece liner under which we removed and dug over.There are no roots as they were all removed.The areas which are struggling look almost like dying grass and although the grass does regrow it stays really fine and very short (1cm)max.The groubn does go...
    hi, There was large chippings 4" deep with a fleece liner under which we removed and dug over.There are no roots as they were all removed.The areas which are struggling look almost like dying grass and although the grass does regrow it stays...
    hi, There was large chippings 4" deep with a fleece liner under which we removed and dug over.There are no roots as they were all removed.The areas which are struggling look almost like dying...
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  8. peacemakerukuk

    Lumpy bumpy bald lawn

    It would help if you could take a picture or two so we can see what we and you are dealing with. Sometimes it's difficult to guess at the answer otherwise.:)
    It would help if you could take a picture or two so we can see what we and you are dealing with. Sometimes it's difficult to guess at the answer otherwise.:)
    It would help if you could take a picture or two so we can see what we and you are dealing with. Sometimes it's difficult to guess at the answer otherwise.:)
    It would help if you could take a picture or two so we can see what we and you are dealing with. Sometimes it's difficult to guess at the answer otherwise.:)
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  9. arty

    Old Lawn Seed

    I've used lawn seed that was a year old and it's come up. I've also used two year old seed, but that failed. Just a guide! :)
    I've used lawn seed that was a year old and it's come up. I've also used two year old seed, but that failed. Just a guide! :)
    I've used lawn seed that was a year old and it's come up. I've also used two year old seed, but that failed. Just a guide! :)
    I've used lawn seed that was a year old and it's come up. I've also used two year old seed, but that failed. Just a guide! :)
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  10. philip5660

    Reseeding and raising damaged lawn

    If you can get it done in April that's fine, otherwise mid-August to mid-September - they are the "best" times, obviously some wiggle room on that if you are prepared to water to get it...
    If you can get it done in April that's fine, otherwise mid-August to mid-September - they are the "best" times, obviously some wiggle room on that if you are prepared to water to get it established "late" and so on.My preference is Autumn, the weeds are shutting down, so the grass germinates...
    If you can get it done in April that's fine, otherwise mid-August to mid-September - they are the "best" times, obviously some wiggle room on that if you are prepared to water to get it established "late" and so on.My preference is Autumn, the...
    If you can get it done in April that's fine, otherwise mid-August to mid-September - they are the "best" times, obviously some wiggle room on that if you are prepared to water to get it...
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  11. snadge

    yellow lawn

    I only dry feed mine when I'm sure its going to rain "heavily" within the next 24 hoursEven that may not be enough for a new-sown lawn (but I don't know for sure)
    I only dry feed mine when I'm sure its going to rain "heavily" within the next 24 hoursEven that may not be enough for a new-sown lawn (but I don't know for sure)
    I only dry feed mine when I'm sure its going to rain "heavily" within the next 24 hoursEven that may not be enough for a new-sown lawn (but I don't know for sure)
    I only dry feed mine when I'm sure its going to rain "heavily" within the next 24 hoursEven that may not be enough for a new-sown lawn (but I don't know for sure)
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  12. KiwiRichard

    Grass

    Do you mean that honeycomb plastic stabiliser?For what its' worth: I've seen it often but never seen good looking grass where it was used.
    Do you mean that honeycomb plastic stabiliser?For what its' worth: I've seen it often but never seen good looking grass where it was used.
    Do you mean that honeycomb plastic stabiliser?For what its' worth: I've seen it often but never seen good looking grass where it was used.
    Do you mean that honeycomb plastic stabiliser?For what its' worth: I've seen it often but never seen good looking grass where it was used.
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  13. saint_david

    When to mow lawn after overseeding?

    Hi HarryS, I stick a few spikes (broken canes about 6 ins long) under the plastic to lift it off the ground. A few round the sides to hold it down, acts like a greenhouse and raises the temp and...
    Hi HarryS, I stick a few spikes (broken canes about 6 ins long) under the plastic to lift it off the ground. A few round the sides to hold it down, acts like a greenhouse and raises the temp and humidity thus speeding germination.Another plus point is it keeps the birds off.
    Hi HarryS, I stick a few spikes (broken canes about 6 ins long) under the plastic to lift it off the ground. A few round the sides to hold it down, acts like a greenhouse and raises the temp and humidity thus speeding germination.Another plus...
    Hi HarryS, I stick a few spikes (broken canes about 6 ins long) under the plastic to lift it off the ground. A few round the sides to hold it down, acts like a greenhouse and raises the temp and...
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  14. mrSean

    dead grass after winter..

    Thank you for your replies, gonna try those methods this weekend!
    Thank you for your replies, gonna try those methods this weekend!
    Thank you for your replies, gonna try those methods this weekend!
    Thank you for your replies, gonna try those methods this weekend!
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  15. ThePilch

    Advice Wanted: Creating a Lawn

    Thanks kristen and bambooruth!That's a lot of advice! hope i can make sense of most of it ^.^ i'm hoping the easiest bit will be laying and looking after - digging the ground is a killer (my...
    Thanks kristen and bambooruth!That's a lot of advice! hope i can make sense of most of it ^.^ i'm hoping the easiest bit will be laying and looking after - digging the ground is a killer (my poor forks) and im spending more time hauling out bricks/slabs and breaking up the soil to find larger...
    Thanks kristen and bambooruth!That's a lot of advice! hope i can make sense of most of it ^.^ i'm hoping the easiest bit will be laying and looking after - digging the ground is a killer (my poor forks) and im spending more time hauling out...
    Thanks kristen and bambooruth!That's a lot of advice! hope i can make sense of most of it ^.^ i'm hoping the easiest bit will be laying and looking after - digging the ground is a killer (my...
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  16. clueless1

    'Lawn' ideas for shallow, stoney soil

    Rome wasn't built in a day Clueless! :WINK1:
    Rome wasn't built in a day Clueless! :WINK1:
    Rome wasn't built in a day Clueless! :WINK1:
    Rome wasn't built in a day Clueless! :WINK1:
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  17. smiley783

    Please help! Weed killer has killed my grass!

    As others have said, without knowing exactly what has been used it's hard to say how to remedy the situation. If it's weed and feed you've used, it will make the grass look awful for a bit - if...
    As others have said, without knowing exactly what has been used it's hard to say how to remedy the situation. If it's weed and feed you've used, it will make the grass look awful for a bit - if it's something more 'serious' once you've done what JWK suggests and diluted it, just get a box of...
    As others have said, without knowing exactly what has been used it's hard to say how to remedy the situation. If it's weed and feed you've used, it will make the grass look awful for a bit - if it's something more 'serious' once you've done...
    As others have said, without knowing exactly what has been used it's hard to say how to remedy the situation. If it's weed and feed you've used, it will make the grass look awful for a bit - if...
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  18. SausageFingers

    Laying Turf

    Offft! Lifting/Shifting all that stone (it's about 1' deep) would take a back breaking long time. Toying with putting my little patio (12x12) on top, to hide some of the chips, then it looks like...
    Offft! Lifting/Shifting all that stone (it's about 1' deep) would take a back breaking long time. Toying with putting my little patio (12x12) on top, to hide some of the chips, then it looks like it will be some decorative gravel to hide the rest. Might try splitting it up into areas, and...
    Offft! Lifting/Shifting all that stone (it's about 1' deep) would take a back breaking long time. Toying with putting my little patio (12x12) on top, to hide some of the chips, then it looks like it will be some decorative gravel to hide the...
    Offft! Lifting/Shifting all that stone (it's about 1' deep) would take a back breaking long time. Toying with putting my little patio (12x12) on top, to hide some of the chips, then it looks like...
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  19. RJFindlay

    Receding grass

    Hi RJHad a look at your link I think you captured everything.You have answered your own question , food and water is your main problem. most places it hasnt rained for at least 6 weeks as...
    Hi RJHad a look at your link I think you captured everything.You have answered your own question , food and water is your main problem. most places it hasnt rained for at least 6 weeks as well, plus using a rake to cut the lawn instead of a lawn mowere hasnt helped, you have probably...
    Hi RJHad a look at your link I think you captured everything.You have answered your own question , food and water is your main problem. most places it hasnt rained for at least 6 weeks as well, plus using a rake to cut the lawn instead...
    Hi RJHad a look at your link I think you captured everything.You have answered your own question , food and water is your main problem. most places it hasnt rained for at least 6 weeks as...
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  20. SteveDub

    I killed my lawn..help please!!

    My Pleasure Steve, hope it comes up quickly.
    My Pleasure Steve, hope it comes up quickly.
    My Pleasure Steve, hope it comes up quickly.
    My Pleasure Steve, hope it comes up quickly.
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