Lawns

remove them as shiney has stated I have been doing this at several gardens over the past few days .... I also remove them from flower beds

you could turf that area .... and it can still be done now or you could wait till spring and seed the area what I have found in cases like these, is that the new grass planted in the area where the bonfire was, will be a lot greener than the rest of the grass (for a long time) .... i.e. you...

you do not have to pay £1600 for good lawn .... wait till spring and seed the area .... prepare the site proper and use a good seed .... check this: Amenity Seed Products - Sports | BSH one bag will cover approx 600 square meters the stripes are not by the lawn type, but by the lawnmower...

What kind of lawn seed did you use? Anything fancy?

Are you having a hair crisis?

No lawn expert, but you might be best concentrating your gardening efforts on the further areas of lawn, flower borders etc., and accepting that your children are going to make a bit of a mess of the near part. Doesn't seem much point bringing in lots of turf if it's only going to get churned up...

mow it twice .... but wait till midday or early afternoon on the 1st pass, raise the mower then wait a while, lower the mower to the correct height and mow again, but don't remove more than the top 1/3 of lawn

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...

Thanks, Sam

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

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. ...

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...

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...

When I first started gardening, I put grass seeds on all the soil in container plants...thought it would look better than soil :o

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 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...

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...

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

Some more Explanation of NPK and fertilizers