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Dead lawn patches
As they said, that can be due to pets (cats, etc.). If pets is not the cause, it could be a "fungus". That's what I was told some time ago. In that case a special treatment is needed. The...
As they said, that can be due to pets (cats, etc.). If pets is not the cause, it could be a "fungus". That's what I was told some time ago. In that case a special treatment is needed. The treatment consist on diluiting a special liquid product (just a few drops) in an amount of water (say 1...
As they said, that can be due to pets (cats, etc.). If pets is not the cause, it could be a "fungus". That's what I was told some time ago. In that case a special treatment is needed. The treatment consist on diluiting a special liquid product...
As they said, that can be due to pets (cats, etc.). If pets is not the cause, it could be a "fungus". That's what I was told some time ago. In that case a special treatment is needed. The...
cresser
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Sep 8, 2011
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maksim
Nov 19, 2011
Lawns. Love em or hate em?
Thanks, Sam
Thanks, Sam
Thanks, Sam
Thanks, Sam
andrewh
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Nov 5, 2011
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shiney
Nov 13, 2011
Help Pls .... Dead patches on lawn
Your mothers lawn problem is most likely as already said a fungal disease . Usually caused by the damp autumn weather , shorter daylight ,moisture sitting on the grass throuhout the day ..In most...
Your mothers lawn problem is most likely as already said a fungal disease . Usually caused by the damp autumn weather , shorter daylight ,moisture sitting on the grass throuhout the day ..In most cases the lawn will recover in time .. Dave
Your mothers lawn problem is most likely as already said a fungal disease . Usually caused by the damp autumn weather , shorter daylight ,moisture sitting on the grass throuhout the day ..In most cases the lawn will recover in time .. Dave
Your mothers lawn problem is most likely as already said a fungal disease . Usually caused by the damp autumn weather , shorter daylight ,moisture sitting on the grass throuhout the day ..In most...
cstonenw5
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Nov 8, 2011
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862
davygfuchsia
Nov 9, 2011
Turf not rooting
Nothing else growing there Jack/Dai - it's part of the garden which used to be higher ground and we had it dug out to keep the lawn flat. So there are banks c.18" high round two sides of it but...
Nothing else growing there Jack/Dai - it's part of the garden which used to be higher ground and we had it dug out to keep the lawn flat. So there are banks c.18" high round two sides of it but no planting yet. The soil is a wee bit stonier than elsewhere but the lawn layer thought it was ok. ...
Nothing else growing there Jack/Dai - it's part of the garden which used to be higher ground and we had it dug out to keep the lawn flat. So there are banks c.18" high round two sides of it but no planting yet. The soil is a wee bit stonier than...
Nothing else growing there Jack/Dai - it's part of the garden which used to be higher ground and we had it dug out to keep the lawn flat. So there are banks c.18" high round two sides of it but...
Greenpaws
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Oct 29, 2011
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Greenpaws
Nov 2, 2011
Worse lawn ever...where to start?
that doesn't sound too bad and will not cost you an arm and a leg, first mow the lawn and the rake off the dead/cut grass off of it then using an aerator aerate and over-seed the lawn add some...
that doesn't sound too bad and will not cost you an arm and a leg, first mow the lawn and the rake off the dead/cut grass off of it then using an aerator aerate and over-seed the lawn add some fertilizer and your done! now water it daily and mow at-least once a month
if you don't have a mower...
that doesn't sound too bad and will not cost you an arm and a leg, first mow the lawn and the rake off the dead/cut grass off of it then using an aerator aerate and over-seed the lawn add some fertilizer and your done! now water it daily and mow...
that doesn't sound too bad and will not cost you an arm and a leg, first mow the lawn and the rake off the dead/cut grass off of it then using an aerator aerate and over-seed the lawn add some...
scatz
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Sep 13, 2011
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1,590
raichovasilev
Oct 30, 2011
Soil structure query- Heavy compacted clay lawn
Cheers Dim.Got 3/4 of it done last night, working by security light till about 9pm and then a friend rescued me and we went out to eat.Woke up today completely convinced it was a Saturday. I...
Cheers Dim.Got 3/4 of it done last night, working by security light till about 9pm and then a friend rescued me and we went out to eat.Woke up today completely convinced it was a Saturday. I was actually in the car listening to the radio before realising it wasnt. Went back to bed, and had...
Cheers Dim.Got 3/4 of it done last night, working by security light till about 9pm and then a friend rescued me and we went out to eat.Woke up today completely convinced it was a Saturday. I was actually in the car listening to the radio...
Cheers Dim.Got 3/4 of it done last night, working by security light till about 9pm and then a friend rescued me and we went out to eat.Woke up today completely convinced it was a Saturday. I...
Melinda
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Oct 5, 2011
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Melinda
Oct 30, 2011
Top tips for planting bulbs in lawns?
When I first started gardening, I put grass seeds on all the soil in container plants...thought it would look better than soil :o
When I first started gardening, I put grass seeds on all the soil in container plants...thought it would look better than soil :o
When I first started gardening, I put grass seeds on all the soil in container plants...thought it would look better than soil :o
When I first started gardening, I put grass seeds on all the soil in container plants...thought it would look better than soil :o
waiting for the weather
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Sep 24, 2011
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HYDROGEN86
Oct 24, 2011
I've just top dressed my lawn for winter
it's also a good time to aerate .... this can be done with a decent garden fork .... punch holes into the lawn and try to go 3-4 inches deep .... and make rows 6 inches apart (hard work but worth...
it's also a good time to aerate .... this can be done with a decent garden fork .... punch holes into the lawn and try to go 3-4 inches deep .... and make rows 6 inches apart (hard work but worth the effort and only needs to be done once a year) then add an autumn/winter lawn fertilizer and...
it's also a good time to aerate .... this can be done with a decent garden fork .... punch holes into the lawn and try to go 3-4 inches deep .... and make rows 6 inches apart (hard work but worth the effort and only needs to be done once a year) ...
it's also a good time to aerate .... this can be done with a decent garden fork .... punch holes into the lawn and try to go 3-4 inches deep .... and make rows 6 inches apart (hard work but worth...
clueless1
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Oct 20, 2011
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*dim*
Oct 21, 2011
Lawn prep
it's always good to have different opinions, that's what makes forums so interesting as mentioned, I am not an expert, however, my viewpoint is that the OP (original poster) has said that the...
it's always good to have different opinions, that's what makes forums so interesting as mentioned, I am not an expert, however, my viewpoint is that the OP (original poster) has said that the weeds are removed, but is worried about new ones from the roots that remain ... so in a few days...
it's always good to have different opinions, that's what makes forums so interesting as mentioned, I am not an expert, however, my viewpoint is that the OP (original poster) has said that the weeds are removed, but is worried about new ones...
it's always good to have different opinions, that's what makes forums so interesting as mentioned, I am not an expert, however, my viewpoint is that the OP (original poster) has said that the...
carlnorwich
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Oct 13, 2011
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*dim*
Oct 13, 2011
New lawn
Depends on several factors.What sort of condition is the existing lawn in? What type of grass is in there? No need to be too specific, but generally you get what the garden centres call...
Depends on several factors.What sort of condition is the existing lawn in? What type of grass is in there? No need to be too specific, but generally you get what the garden centres call ornamental or hard wearing lawns. Ornamental ones have really fine grass in, whereas the hard wearing ones...
Depends on several factors.What sort of condition is the existing lawn in? What type of grass is in there? No need to be too specific, but generally you get what the garden centres call ornamental or hard wearing lawns. Ornamental ones have...
Depends on several factors.What sort of condition is the existing lawn in? What type of grass is in there? No need to be too specific, but generally you get what the garden centres call...
BUTTERFLYBOY
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Oct 10, 2011
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clueless1
Oct 10, 2011
Help with my lawn
get one of these from maplins .... works for cats too High Power Ultra Sonic Animal Repeller Free Delivery : Animal Deterrents : Maplin place it to protect the section of lawn that you want to...
get one of these from maplins .... works for cats too High Power Ultra Sonic Animal Repeller Free Delivery : Animal Deterrents : Maplin place it to protect the section of lawn that you want to keep the dogs off
get one of these from maplins .... works for cats too High Power Ultra Sonic Animal Repeller Free Delivery : Animal Deterrents : Maplin place it to protect the section of lawn that you want to keep the dogs off
get one of these from maplins .... works for cats too High Power Ultra Sonic Animal Repeller Free Delivery : Animal Deterrents : Maplin place it to protect the section of lawn that you want to...
ragdoll520
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Aug 30, 2011
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*dim*
Oct 2, 2011
still confused about lawn fertilizers
Some more Explanation of NPK and fertilizers
Some more Explanation of NPK and fertilizers
Some more Explanation of NPK and fertilizers
Some more Explanation of NPK and fertilizers
*dim*
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Sep 27, 2011
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Evil Len
Sep 27, 2011
Couch grass in lawn
Feared I would get such advice. Thanks
Feared I would get such advice. Thanks
Feared I would get such advice. Thanks
Feared I would get such advice. Thanks
lakeside
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Sep 21, 2011
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lakeside
Sep 22, 2011
Lawn help - What is going on?!?!
Will check this out, thanks for the info :-)
Will check this out, thanks for the info :-)
Will check this out, thanks for the info :-)
Will check this out, thanks for the info :-)
Mike Graham
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Aug 1, 2011
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Mike Graham
Sep 6, 2011
Lawn edging - please help
Many thanks for your reply. Yes it is cheaper but I am going to stay with invisible curb as it looks far more durable and due to the length of time I am going to keep it I think this is...
Many thanks for your reply. Yes it is cheaper but I am going to stay with invisible curb as it looks far more durable and due to the length of time I am going to keep it I think this is best.Many Thanks once againAndrew
Many thanks for your reply. Yes it is cheaper but I am going to stay with invisible curb as it looks far more durable and due to the length of time I am going to keep it I think this is best.Many Thanks once againAndrew
Many thanks for your reply. Yes it is cheaper but I am going to stay with invisible curb as it looks far more durable and due to the length of time I am going to keep it I think this is...
Andrew001
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Sep 1, 2011
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Andrew001
Sep 5, 2011
bad lawn
use one of these after it has rained and the ground is soft: Spear and Jackson Garden Aerator - Elements Range - 4063NB# then add some Phostrogen slow release fertilizer granules: Bayer Garden ...
use one of these after it has rained and the ground is soft: Spear and Jackson Garden Aerator - Elements Range - 4063NB# then add some Phostrogen slow release fertilizer granules: Bayer Garden alternatively, you can use scotts autumn lawn builder in a few weeks time, then use the phostrogen...
use one of these after it has rained and the ground is soft: Spear and Jackson Garden Aerator - Elements Range - 4063NB# then add some Phostrogen slow release fertilizer granules: Bayer Garden alternatively, you can use scotts autumn lawn...
use one of these after it has rained and the ground is soft: Spear and Jackson Garden Aerator - Elements Range - 4063NB# then add some Phostrogen slow release fertilizer granules: Bayer Garden ...
jakeyseven
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Sep 4, 2011
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*dim*
Sep 5, 2011
Lawn help please - stuck on what to do
Thanks clueless I will try that ,it makes sense. The problem is we are continually fighting moss on lawns paths everywhere because I am in the West of Scotland which is very wet/damp even some...
Thanks clueless I will try that ,it makes sense. The problem is we are continually fighting moss on lawns paths everywhere because I am in the West of Scotland which is very wet/damp even some times in summer, although this year the summer has been dryer . My lawn is on a slope and I would have...
Thanks clueless I will try that ,it makes sense. The problem is we are continually fighting moss on lawns paths everywhere because I am in the West of Scotland which is very wet/damp even some times in summer, although this year the summer has...
Thanks clueless I will try that ,it makes sense. The problem is we are continually fighting moss on lawns paths everywhere because I am in the West of Scotland which is very wet/damp even some...
Elizabeth13
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Jul 15, 2011
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Cavalier
Sep 3, 2011
Growing lawn where paving used to be - do I have a problem?
Very well phrased there Shiney. I was a landscape gardener for over 30 yrs before retiring last year . I would always give a price for each job ,listing all work to be undertaken ,if you saw that...
Very well phrased there Shiney. I was a landscape gardener for over 30 yrs before retiring last year . I would always give a price for each job ,listing all work to be undertaken ,if you saw that there was a possible problem area that may incur an extra cost this would be mentioned at the time...
Very well phrased there Shiney. I was a landscape gardener for over 30 yrs before retiring last year . I would always give a price for each job ,listing all work to be undertaken ,if you saw that there was a possible problem area that may incur...
Very well phrased there Shiney. I was a landscape gardener for over 30 yrs before retiring last year . I would always give a price for each job ,listing all work to be undertaken ,if you saw that...
Rocklandsboy
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Aug 23, 2011
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davygfuchsia
Aug 28, 2011
4 new lawns to seed
thanks .... the paving is brick, and I will be carefull he has just phoned and said he will be at my place in 1/2 an hour to fetch me as we are going in his car.... he has warned me that this...
thanks .... the paving is brick, and I will be carefull he has just phoned and said he will be at my place in 1/2 an hour to fetch me as we are going in his car.... he has warned me that this weedkiller is very powerful and that I should wear googles and old shoes
thanks .... the paving is brick, and I will be carefull he has just phoned and said he will be at my place in 1/2 an hour to fetch me as we are going in his car.... he has warned me that this weedkiller is very powerful and that I should wear...
thanks .... the paving is brick, and I will be carefull he has just phoned and said he will be at my place in 1/2 an hour to fetch me as we are going in his car.... he has warned me that this...
*dim*
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Aug 27, 2011
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*dim*
Aug 27, 2011
Best tool to aereate my lawn?
My sisters used to do that.. I still feel tormented by having to go to random places for tournaments..
My sisters used to do that.. I still feel tormented by having to go to random places for tournaments..
My sisters used to do that.. I still feel tormented by having to go to random places for tournaments..
My sisters used to do that.. I still feel tormented by having to go to random places for tournaments..
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May 16, 2011
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Aug 26, 2011
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