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Which Electric Scarifier???
Hi ClareIt pulled the moss out too - it has 5 height settings I think, but I only used it on 2 or 3 (1 being the lowest).The moss was on a lawn on the shaded side of the house and didn't...
Hi ClareIt pulled the moss out too - it has 5 height settings I think, but I only used it on 2 or 3 (1 being the lowest).The moss was on a lawn on the shaded side of the house and didn't seem to grow that deep (I'm not much of an expert on moss).Anyway it took it all out (left rather...
Hi ClareIt pulled the moss out too - it has 5 height settings I think, but I only used it on 2 or 3 (1 being the lowest).The moss was on a lawn on the shaded side of the house and didn't seem to grow that deep (I'm not much of an expert...
Hi ClareIt pulled the moss out too - it has 5 height settings I think, but I only used it on 2 or 3 (1 being the lowest).The moss was on a lawn on the shaded side of the house and didn't...
Silver Fox
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Nov 13, 2009
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Iceni
Jan 4, 2010
Worm Casts
The worms are helping in the long run Pam, aerating and improving the soil. Take takemore02withit's advice. The only thing I would add is if you are using a flymo then rake up and clear away the...
The worms are helping in the long run Pam, aerating and improving the soil. Take takemore02withit's advice. The only thing I would add is if you are using a flymo then rake up and clear away the cuttings, that will reduce their number. :thumb:
The worms are helping in the long run Pam, aerating and improving the soil. Take takemore02withit's advice. The only thing I would add is if you are using a flymo then rake up and clear away the cuttings, that will reduce their number. :thumb:
The worms are helping in the long run Pam, aerating and improving the soil. Take takemore02withit's advice. The only thing I would add is if you are using a flymo then rake up and clear away the...
pamsdish
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Nov 21, 2009
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JWK
Dec 15, 2009
New lawn - to feed or not to feed?
Hi all. I want to know how to remove extra grass around my lotus plant. It comes again and again.
Hi all. I want to know how to remove extra grass around my lotus plant. It comes again and again.
Hi all. I want to know how to remove extra grass around my lotus plant. It comes again and again.
Hi all. I want to know how to remove extra grass around my lotus plant. It comes again and again.
Novice27
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Oct 19, 2009
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thomasstuart
Nov 15, 2009
Lawns and dogs?
We have 3 whippets and I consider my lawn to be in fairly good condition.. but it's hard work. Firstly the dog rocks probably work if they have no other access to water for example ponds..I'm...
We have 3 whippets and I consider my lawn to be in fairly good condition.. but it's hard work. Firstly the dog rocks probably work if they have no other access to water for example ponds..I'm lucky because my partner takes my dogs out before work so they manage to do that first wee and poo out!...
We have 3 whippets and I consider my lawn to be in fairly good condition.. but it's hard work. Firstly the dog rocks probably work if they have no other access to water for example ponds..I'm lucky because my partner takes my dogs out before...
We have 3 whippets and I consider my lawn to be in fairly good condition.. but it's hard work. Firstly the dog rocks probably work if they have no other access to water for example ponds..I'm...
ajshep1984
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Oct 12, 2009
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1,205
Kelly38
Nov 13, 2009
Another new lawn problem
red thread - improve soil fertility. Autumn feed now and nitrogen in the spring. Should be fine
red thread - improve soil fertility. Autumn feed now and nitrogen in the spring. Should be fine
red thread - improve soil fertility. Autumn feed now and nitrogen in the spring. Should be fine
red thread - improve soil fertility. Autumn feed now and nitrogen in the spring. Should be fine
Naylors Ark
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Nov 11, 2009
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has bean counter
Nov 11, 2009
Problems with a new lawn
Right, put some Autumn lawn feed on today (evergreen brand) after I'd cut it. It ays water in after 2 days if no rain, well I think its going to rain this week, but it does say only to start...
Right, put some Autumn lawn feed on today (evergreen brand) after I'd cut it. It ays water in after 2 days if no rain, well I think its going to rain this week, but it does say only to start feeding. Just to check, autumn stuff doesn't burn the grass does it? As mornings there will be a bit of...
Right, put some Autumn lawn feed on today (evergreen brand) after I'd cut it. It ays water in after 2 days if no rain, well I think its going to rain this week, but it does say only to start feeding. Just to check, autumn stuff doesn't burn the...
Right, put some Autumn lawn feed on today (evergreen brand) after I'd cut it. It ays water in after 2 days if no rain, well I think its going to rain this week, but it does say only to start...
Mike Graham
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Sep 13, 2009
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Mike Graham
Oct 18, 2009
Ive ruined my lawn Help !
You can always get a bad lawn back into shape. Earlier this year I made a classic balls up and sprayed a good amount of Pathclear (hardcore weed killer NOT for lawns) on my lawn rather than...
You can always get a bad lawn back into shape. Earlier this year I made a classic balls up and sprayed a good amount of Pathclear (hardcore weed killer NOT for lawns) on my lawn rather than Verdone.I was very worried it would mess things up. Looking back it was a good thing, the BIG BIG weeds...
You can always get a bad lawn back into shape. Earlier this year I made a classic balls up and sprayed a good amount of Pathclear (hardcore weed killer NOT for lawns) on my lawn rather than Verdone.I was very worried it would mess things up....
You can always get a bad lawn back into shape. Earlier this year I made a classic balls up and sprayed a good amount of Pathclear (hardcore weed killer NOT for lawns) on my lawn rather than...
daleyls27
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Sep 22, 2009
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ericd
Oct 18, 2009
Lawn Edging
I've used wooden slats, old fence posts and even decorative stones in various areas of the garden. Once the plants grow up and sprawl all over the place, you hardly notice it.
I've used wooden slats, old fence posts and even decorative stones in various areas of the garden. Once the plants grow up and sprawl all over the place, you hardly notice it.
I've used wooden slats, old fence posts and even decorative stones in various areas of the garden. Once the plants grow up and sprawl all over the place, you hardly notice it.
I've used wooden slats, old fence posts and even decorative stones in various areas of the garden. Once the plants grow up and sprawl all over the place, you hardly notice it.
wyrmat1
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Oct 11, 2009
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Sussexgardener
Oct 15, 2009
To rake or not to rake?
If you don't rake leaves off your lawn you run the risk of the lawn dying back to bare earth, although it will return in the spring, it will take some time. It is not the easiest of jobs, as the...
If you don't rake leaves off your lawn you run the risk of the lawn dying back to bare earth, although it will return in the spring, it will take some time. It is not the easiest of jobs, as the leaves this time of year just keep on coming and coming. I tend to do mine once a fortnight, which...
If you don't rake leaves off your lawn you run the risk of the lawn dying back to bare earth, although it will return in the spring, it will take some time. It is not the easiest of jobs, as the leaves this time of year just keep on coming and...
If you don't rake leaves off your lawn you run the risk of the lawn dying back to bare earth, although it will return in the spring, it will take some time. It is not the easiest of jobs, as the...
texas
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Sep 13, 2009
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plant1star
Oct 12, 2009
New Lawn Problems
At the moment from a distance it looks reasonable. But thats because we have been feeding and then watering very regular. I havent watered for a couple of days now so expect it to be dying off...
At the moment from a distance it looks reasonable. But thats because we have been feeding and then watering very regular. I havent watered for a couple of days now so expect it to be dying off again soonish.
At the moment from a distance it looks reasonable. But thats because we have been feeding and then watering very regular. I havent watered for a couple of days now so expect it to be dying off again soonish.
At the moment from a distance it looks reasonable. But thats because we have been feeding and then watering very regular. I havent watered for a couple of days now so expect it to be dying off...
gavjbrown
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Sep 30, 2009
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gavjbrown
Oct 1, 2009
Watering new turf
You don't need to water twice a day. But you do need to make sure that it gets a decent soaking when you do water.In the heat of Summer I would water in the evening, so that the strong sun does...
You don't need to water twice a day. But you do need to make sure that it gets a decent soaking when you do water.In the heat of Summer I would water in the evening, so that the strong sun does not evaporate most of the water put on it :thumb:, but this time of the year, with cooler (or even...
You don't need to water twice a day. But you do need to make sure that it gets a decent soaking when you do water.In the heat of Summer I would water in the evening, so that the strong sun does not evaporate most of the water put on it...
You don't need to water twice a day. But you do need to make sure that it gets a decent soaking when you do water.In the heat of Summer I would water in the evening, so that the strong sun does...
Gsedge1
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Sep 28, 2009
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Kristen
Sep 29, 2009
Replacing a patio with a lawn...
One thing that you should perhaps bear in mind is this: at the moment, your patio is fairly easy to look after with perhaps the odd scrub now and then to keep it fresh. A lawn needs constant care...
One thing that you should perhaps bear in mind is this: at the moment, your patio is fairly easy to look after with perhaps the odd scrub now and then to keep it fresh. A lawn needs constant care in summer, and this means cutting it weekly. Then during Autumn you'll have to rake it free of...
One thing that you should perhaps bear in mind is this: at the moment, your patio is fairly easy to look after with perhaps the odd scrub now and then to keep it fresh. A lawn needs constant care in summer, and this means cutting it weekly. Then...
One thing that you should perhaps bear in mind is this: at the moment, your patio is fairly easy to look after with perhaps the odd scrub now and then to keep it fresh. A lawn needs constant care...
heathmount
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Sep 27, 2009
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strawman
Sep 27, 2009
Help with my inherited Lawn
Roscoepeko
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Sep 18, 2009
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Roscoepeko
Sep 21, 2009
New Lawn - toadstools
I doubt it. i think you are more likely to have dead wood or dead roots in the ground.
I doubt it. i think you are more likely to have dead wood or dead roots in the ground.
I doubt it. i think you are more likely to have dead wood or dead roots in the ground.
I doubt it. i think you are more likely to have dead wood or dead roots in the ground.
reekc
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Aug 12, 2009
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geoffhandley
Sep 5, 2009
Holes in lawn
We've found there's no competition for food if there's enough, the birds and squirrels "play nicely." The birds have a couple of hanging feeders, plus a dish on the patio for food. They also...
We've found there's no competition for food if there's enough, the birds and squirrels "play nicely." The birds have a couple of hanging feeders, plus a dish on the patio for food. They also have a Pyrex oven dish for a bath. The squirrels have a tray for their peanuts two feet away pushed...
We've found there's no competition for food if there's enough, the birds and squirrels "play nicely." The birds have a couple of hanging feeders, plus a dish on the patio for food. They also have a Pyrex oven dish for a bath. The squirrels have...
We've found there's no competition for food if there's enough, the birds and squirrels "play nicely." The birds have a couple of hanging feeders, plus a dish on the patio for food. They also...
john0000
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Aug 30, 2009
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Doghouse Riley
Sep 2, 2009
moss removal, scarifying, overseeding?
I always know when to treat our lawn. I "do whatever my golf club greenkeeper does when he does it." I stopped using granualar feed, weed and mosskiller as I always scorched the grass. ...
I always know when to treat our lawn. I "do whatever my golf club greenkeeper does when he does it." I stopped using granualar feed, weed and mosskiller as I always scorched the grass. Wilkinsons do a soluble one and I've used it for the last couple of years with great success. I have an...
I always know when to treat our lawn. I "do whatever my golf club greenkeeper does when he does it." I stopped using granualar feed, weed and mosskiller as I always scorched the grass. Wilkinsons do a soluble one and I've used it for the last...
I always know when to treat our lawn. I "do whatever my golf club greenkeeper does when he does it." I stopped using granualar feed, weed and mosskiller as I always scorched the grass. ...
kancell
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Sep 2, 2009
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Doghouse Riley
Sep 2, 2009
self seeding grasses
At least I can hoe them in the border if need be not like the gravel
At least I can hoe them in the border if need be not like the gravel
At least I can hoe them in the border if need be not like the gravel
At least I can hoe them in the border if need be not like the gravel
Bally
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Aug 23, 2009
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Bally
Aug 27, 2009
Ruined Lawn?
i agree it looks very much like ,the nice man, has set the mower to low,and has scalped the new lawn.the mower should have been set much higher!. music
i agree it looks very much like ,the nice man, has set the mower to low,and has scalped the new lawn.the mower should have been set much higher!. music
i agree it looks very much like ,the nice man, has set the mower to low,and has scalped the new lawn.the mower should have been set much higher!. music
i agree it looks very much like ,the nice man, has set the mower to low,and has scalped the new lawn.the mower should have been set much higher!. music
hjc
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Aug 22, 2009
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music
Aug 26, 2009
Lawn Problem - Brown Patchy
some improvement in the lawn now though some new smaller brown patches... will have to add a new picI have a raised border where my petunias are spilling out & covering the grass. Have already...
some improvement in the lawn now though some new smaller brown patches... will have to add a new picI have a raised border where my petunias are spilling out & covering the grass. Have already lost some of the grass, so is there any way to prevent this apart from cutting the Petunias back? The...
some improvement in the lawn now though some new smaller brown patches... will have to add a new picI have a raised border where my petunias are spilling out & covering the grass. Have already lost some of the grass, so is there any way to...
some improvement in the lawn now though some new smaller brown patches... will have to add a new picI have a raised border where my petunias are spilling out & covering the grass. Have already...
jamieukonline
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Jun 14, 2009
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jamieukonline
Aug 14, 2009
How do I elimenate a bumpy lawn?
I was told that to bring areas of lawn up to the level of raised areas you sprinkle compst onto the grass in the dips and gradually let it grow up through layer by layer. We hgave seeded a veg...
I was told that to bring areas of lawn up to the level of raised areas you sprinkle compst onto the grass in the dips and gradually let it grow up through layer by layer. We hgave seeded a veg bed in our garden and to bring up the layer to the path it joins, where you can see a definite line,...
I was told that to bring areas of lawn up to the level of raised areas you sprinkle compst onto the grass in the dips and gradually let it grow up through layer by layer. We hgave seeded a veg bed in our garden and to bring up the layer to the...
I was told that to bring areas of lawn up to the level of raised areas you sprinkle compst onto the grass in the dips and gradually let it grow up through layer by layer. We hgave seeded a veg...
paterson00
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Aug 7, 2009
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Victoria Plum
Aug 11, 2009
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