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Cutting grass with scythe?
It would cripple me to use a scythe now.
My dad used to scythe my granddads garden back in the sixties.
It would cripple me to use a scythe now.
My dad used to scythe my granddads garden back in the sixties.
It would cripple me to use a scythe now.
My dad used to scythe my granddads garden back in the sixties.
It would cripple me to use a scythe now.
My dad used to scythe my granddads garden back in the sixties.
hedgefog
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May 11, 2015
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Sheal
May 11, 2015
Lawn / Grass has turned black !! (dark brown)
Yes a little bit of living grass but a lot of dead moss as you say but nothing has been placed on the grass at all. Not tried anything yet, as only just gone this colour after looking quite...
Yes a little bit of living grass but a lot of dead moss as you say but nothing has been placed on the grass at all. Not tried anything yet, as only just gone this colour after looking quite healthy before!
Yes a little bit of living grass but a lot of dead moss as you say but nothing has been placed on the grass at all. Not tried anything yet, as only just gone this colour after looking quite healthy before!
Yes a little bit of living grass but a lot of dead moss as you say but nothing has been placed on the grass at all. Not tried anything yet, as only just gone this colour after looking quite...
green100
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May 11, 2015
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green100
May 11, 2015
Building up a lawn by 10-12 inches
My 2p's worth.Check for services drains first then if ok maybe do this... Dig up concrete channel on right and dig down laying plastic land drain. Then runing from left to right diagonally run say...
My 2p's worth.Check for services drains first then if ok maybe do this... Dig up concrete channel on right and dig down laying plastic land drain. Then runing from left to right diagonally run say 4 land drains running to and connecting with the drain youve just done on the right. Just have a...
My 2p's worth.Check for services drains first then if ok maybe do this... Dig up concrete channel on right and dig down laying plastic land drain. Then runing from left to right diagonally run say 4 land drains running to and connecting with the...
My 2p's worth.Check for services drains first then if ok maybe do this... Dig up concrete channel on right and dig down laying plastic land drain. Then runing from left to right diagonally run say...
Adrian Wigham
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May 9, 2015
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WeeTam
May 10, 2015
Conditioning soil after conifers
The Rhododendrons probably wouldn't survive there Damski. I'm not sure of the nutrients in cow manure. Perhaps you could post this question in the 'Compost and Fertiliser' forum for answers.
The Rhododendrons probably wouldn't survive there Damski. I'm not sure of the nutrients in cow manure. Perhaps you could post this question in the 'Compost and Fertiliser' forum for answers.
The Rhododendrons probably wouldn't survive there Damski. I'm not sure of the nutrients in cow manure. Perhaps you could post this question in the 'Compost and Fertiliser' forum for answers.
The Rhododendrons probably wouldn't survive there Damski. I'm not sure of the nutrients in cow manure. Perhaps you could post this question in the 'Compost and Fertiliser' forum for answers.
Damski
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May 4, 2015
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Sheal
May 6, 2015
Creating new beds on a lawn surface
Thanks Spruce, I have posted a picture thread in the galleries to show how I am getting on. See what you think:(I will put this link in my signature, once I figure out how to do it......)
Thanks Spruce, I have posted a picture thread in the galleries to show how I am getting on. See what you think:(I will put this link in my signature, once I figure out how to do it......)
Thanks Spruce, I have posted a picture thread in the galleries to show how I am getting on. See what you think:(I will put this link in my signature, once I figure out how to do it......)
Thanks Spruce, I have posted a picture thread in the galleries to show how I am getting on. See what you think:(I will put this link in my signature, once I figure out how to do it......)
Gabriel Syme
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Apr 20, 2015
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Gabriel Syme
May 3, 2015
Lawn is this years challenge
This is @fa1con lawn conditioning process . I have numbered each step so I know where I am up too ! I have completed my front lawn ,and its looking very nice
I am onto step 5 this weekend with...
This is @fa1con lawn conditioning process . I have numbered each step so I know where I am up too ! I have completed my front lawn ,and its looking very nice
I am onto step 5 this weekend with my back lawn, final feed and then mow next week . I'll feed once more late summer. I am not a lawn...
This is @fa1con lawn conditioning process . I have numbered each step so I know where I am up too ! I have completed my front lawn ,and its looking very nice
I am onto step 5 this weekend with my back lawn, final feed and then mow next week ....
This is @fa1con lawn conditioning process . I have numbered each step so I know where I am up too ! I have completed my front lawn ,and its looking very nice
I am onto step 5 this weekend with...
Craig1987
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Apr 23, 2015
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HarryS
May 1, 2015
Advice please!
Thanks Sheal - I'd better start writing a list of garden products to purchase before the weekend!
Thanks Sheal - I'd better start writing a list of garden products to purchase before the weekend!
Thanks Sheal - I'd better start writing a list of garden products to purchase before the weekend!
Thanks Sheal - I'd better start writing a list of garden products to purchase before the weekend!
Jan H
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Apr 29, 2015
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Jan H
Apr 30, 2015
Is it time to feed yet ?
No @HarryS, I don't drink tea!
No @HarryS, I don't drink tea!
No @HarryS, I don't drink tea!
No @HarryS, I don't drink tea!
Charlie996
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Apr 24, 2015
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Sheal
Apr 26, 2015
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Lawn - Grass Free & Full of Flowers
As I understand it, one of the differences between the lawn idea and a wildflower area is that the plants are low spreading ones that can naturally cope with light treading and mowing and spring...
As I understand it, one of the differences between the lawn idea and a wildflower area is that the plants are low spreading ones that can naturally cope with light treading and mowing and spring up again, whereas meadow flowers include the taller growing species that eventually shade out and out...
As I understand it, one of the differences between the lawn idea and a wildflower area is that the plants are low spreading ones that can naturally cope with light treading and mowing and spring up again, whereas meadow flowers include the taller...
As I understand it, one of the differences between the lawn idea and a wildflower area is that the plants are low spreading ones that can naturally cope with light treading and mowing and spring...
JWK
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Jun 11, 2013
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philomel
Apr 24, 2015
Lawns with a difference
Oh fab. Sorry didn't see your thread @JWK
Oh fab. Sorry didn't see your thread @JWK
Oh fab. Sorry didn't see your thread @JWK
Oh fab. Sorry didn't see your thread @JWK
philomel
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Apr 24, 2015
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philomel
Apr 24, 2015
Moss removal
Welcome to Gardeners Corner David.
If you intend to use a weed, feed and moss killer then it would be best done now before you lay grass seed. Leaving it until later in the year could weaken the...
Welcome to Gardeners Corner David.
If you intend to use a weed, feed and moss killer then it would be best done now before you lay grass seed. Leaving it until later in the year could weaken the new grass. Whenever I have to re-seed or on the rare occasion replace a lawn I don't use any...
Welcome to Gardeners Corner David.
If you intend to use a weed, feed and moss killer then it would be best done now before you lay grass seed. Leaving it until later in the year could weaken the new grass. Whenever I have to re-seed or on the...
Welcome to Gardeners Corner David.
If you intend to use a weed, feed and moss killer then it would be best done now before you lay grass seed. Leaving it until later in the year could weaken the...
David Pinkerton
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Apr 21, 2015
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Sheal
Apr 21, 2015
Scabby Lawn - how to smarten this up?! (pic)
Perfect. Thank you! Sorry if that sounded sarcastic above. it was meant as I'm not sure if it is actually sandy. It's definitely not clay though!Will certain try that. Any recommendations for a...
Perfect. Thank you! Sorry if that sounded sarcastic above. it was meant as I'm not sure if it is actually sandy. It's definitely not clay though!Will certain try that. Any recommendations for a good feed brand/version wise?
Perfect. Thank you! Sorry if that sounded sarcastic above. it was meant as I'm not sure if it is actually sandy. It's definitely not clay though!Will certain try that. Any recommendations for a good feed brand/version wise?
Perfect. Thank you! Sorry if that sounded sarcastic above. it was meant as I'm not sure if it is actually sandy. It's definitely not clay though!Will certain try that. Any recommendations for a...
SamTheOldGoat
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Apr 20, 2015
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SamTheOldGoat
Apr 20, 2015
Food for new lawn
I would leave the feed for now , but I would suggest you sow more seed as its a bit patchysorry just read all the post's since mineI agree with Sheal with what she has told youSpruce
I would leave the feed for now , but I would suggest you sow more seed as its a bit patchysorry just read all the post's since mineI agree with Sheal with what she has told youSpruce
I would leave the feed for now , but I would suggest you sow more seed as its a bit patchysorry just read all the post's since mineI agree with Sheal with what she has told youSpruce
I would leave the feed for now , but I would suggest you sow more seed as its a bit patchysorry just read all the post's since mineI agree with Sheal with what she has told youSpruce
Ben Edwards
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Apr 11, 2015
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Spruce
Apr 17, 2015
Mowing after overseeding
Luiza can't do that Jiffy, the lawn was over seeded.Walking on it at the moment is not going to help it's problems, it needs time to recover.
Luiza can't do that Jiffy, the lawn was over seeded.Walking on it at the moment is not going to help it's problems, it needs time to recover.
Luiza can't do that Jiffy, the lawn was over seeded.Walking on it at the moment is not going to help it's problems, it needs time to recover.
Luiza can't do that Jiffy, the lawn was over seeded.Walking on it at the moment is not going to help it's problems, it needs time to recover.
luiza
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Apr 16, 2015
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Sheal
Apr 17, 2015
Laying a new lawn on soil with rubble
Seed will win every time, you can select the right seed mixture for your situation. Turf you get a limited choice, it's main advantage is obviously being much quicker.
Seed will win every time, you can select the right seed mixture for your situation. Turf you get a limited choice, it's main advantage is obviously being much quicker.
Seed will win every time, you can select the right seed mixture for your situation. Turf you get a limited choice, it's main advantage is obviously being much quicker.
Seed will win every time, you can select the right seed mixture for your situation. Turf you get a limited choice, it's main advantage is obviously being much quicker.
Darren Hales
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Apr 15, 2015
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JWK
Apr 16, 2015
Turf rooting on Clay - post laying breaking up....
Did you put growmore under the turf? This would have helped it knitt into the ground better and fast. Depending on temp it can take upto 3 months to root properly
Did you put growmore under the turf? This would have helped it knitt into the ground better and fast. Depending on temp it can take upto 3 months to root properly
Did you put growmore under the turf? This would have helped it knitt into the ground better and fast. Depending on temp it can take upto 3 months to root properly
Did you put growmore under the turf? This would have helped it knitt into the ground better and fast. Depending on temp it can take upto 3 months to root properly
Tim Shields
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Apr 15, 2015
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fa1con
Apr 16, 2015
Growing Grass in the Shade
Welcome to Gardeners Corner Jenni.
It's always difficult to get anything to grow in the shade of a tree and the roots will draw moisture and nutrients from the soil. The only way you can...
Welcome to Gardeners Corner Jenni.
It's always difficult to get anything to grow in the shade of a tree and the roots will draw moisture and nutrients from the soil. The only way you can guarantee any growth there is to build a raised bed around it and put in plants that are happy in a shady area.
Welcome to Gardeners Corner Jenni.
It's always difficult to get anything to grow in the shade of a tree and the roots will draw moisture and nutrients from the soil. The only way you can guarantee any growth there is to build a raised bed around...
Welcome to Gardeners Corner Jenni.
It's always difficult to get anything to grow in the shade of a tree and the roots will draw moisture and nutrients from the soil. The only way you can...
Jenni
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Apr 15, 2015
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Sheal
Apr 15, 2015
Poor Lawn
Thanks. The reason I asked if it was a new build is, the builders tend to dump all sorts of rubbish and rubble in the garden and cover it with a few inches of soil, then turf. It doesn't make for...
Thanks. The reason I asked if it was a new build is, the builders tend to dump all sorts of rubbish and rubble in the garden and cover it with a few inches of soil, then turf. It doesn't make for a good lawn.Your garden will still have a clay base and that makes a difference to drainage. When...
Thanks. The reason I asked if it was a new build is, the builders tend to dump all sorts of rubbish and rubble in the garden and cover it with a few inches of soil, then turf. It doesn't make for a good lawn.Your garden will still have a clay...
Thanks. The reason I asked if it was a new build is, the builders tend to dump all sorts of rubbish and rubble in the garden and cover it with a few inches of soil, then turf. It doesn't make for...
M-Anthony
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Apr 13, 2015
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Sheal
Apr 14, 2015
Should I totaly reseend / Perlite
Once you have done all the above leave for two weeks. Any weed seed already in the soil will start to grow and you can just rake off on a sunny day , this will help when you are ready to sow the...
Once you have done all the above leave for two weeks. Any weed seed already in the soil will start to grow and you can just rake off on a sunny day , this will help when you are ready to sow the grass seed and will cut down any weeds seeds that may compete with the grass , good luckSpruce
Once you have done all the above leave for two weeks. Any weed seed already in the soil will start to grow and you can just rake off on a sunny day , this will help when you are ready to sow the grass seed and will cut down any weeds seeds that...
Once you have done all the above leave for two weeks. Any weed seed already in the soil will start to grow and you can just rake off on a sunny day , this will help when you are ready to sow the...
Ben Edwards
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Apr 11, 2015
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Spruce
Apr 11, 2015
Weed & Feed Recommendation
You can buy a complete weed, feed and moss killer if you want to do the job the easy way but some gardeners prefer to treat the lawn in stages. To be honest there's not a lot of difference between...
You can buy a complete weed, feed and moss killer if you want to do the job the easy way but some gardeners prefer to treat the lawn in stages. To be honest there's not a lot of difference between the two. Without a hosepipe it would be easier for you to use a granular type which you scatter....
You can buy a complete weed, feed and moss killer if you want to do the job the easy way but some gardeners prefer to treat the lawn in stages. To be honest there's not a lot of difference between the two. Without a hosepipe it would be easier...
You can buy a complete weed, feed and moss killer if you want to do the job the easy way but some gardeners prefer to treat the lawn in stages. To be honest there's not a lot of difference between...
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Apr 10, 2015
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Sheal
Apr 10, 2015
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