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Exactly the same question has been asked before by you, Carleton - I know I ansewred it! Have you lost it? :D (I've a feeling this is actually the third time, but I don't know where...
Exactly the same question has been asked before by you, Carleton - I know I ansewred it! Have you lost it? :D (I've a feeling this is actually the third time, but I don't know where that one is :rolleyes: )Here it is!...
Exactly the same question has been asked before by you, Carleton - I know I ansewred it! Have you lost it? :D (I've a feeling this is actually the third time, but I don't know where that one is :rolleyes: )Here it is!...
Exactly the same question has been asked before by you, Carleton - I know I ansewred it! Have you lost it? :D (I've a feeling this is actually the third time, but I don't know where...
carleton
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Feb 17, 2007
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UsedtobeDendy
Feb 17, 2007
RE-SEEDING LAWNS
Thanks. I will follow your suggestion re weedkiller, and wait to re-seed.
Thanks. I will follow your suggestion re weedkiller, and wait to re-seed.
Thanks. I will follow your suggestion re weedkiller, and wait to re-seed.
Thanks. I will follow your suggestion re weedkiller, and wait to re-seed.
chelsea
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Feb 11, 2007
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chelsea
Feb 13, 2007
re turfing lawn
If the old lawn was unsatisfactory then you wonder why. Very oftem with a house there is a load of rubbish left by the builders with just a thin layer of soil and then the turf. On my old house I...
If the old lawn was unsatisfactory then you wonder why. Very oftem with a house there is a load of rubbish left by the builders with just a thin layer of soil and then the turf. On my old house I dug up the entire back garden - it was a rubbish lawn on heavy clay. I double dug the whole lot and...
If the old lawn was unsatisfactory then you wonder why. Very oftem with a house there is a load of rubbish left by the builders with just a thin layer of soil and then the turf. On my old house I dug up the entire back garden - it was a rubbish...
If the old lawn was unsatisfactory then you wonder why. Very oftem with a house there is a load of rubbish left by the builders with just a thin layer of soil and then the turf. On my old house I...
carleton
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Feb 12, 2007
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2,579
geoffhandley
Feb 13, 2007
is it safe??
:D That's families for you!
:D That's families for you!
:D That's families for you!
:D That's families for you!
daveyp
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Feb 3, 2007
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598
UsedtobeDendy
Feb 12, 2007
Lawns
Any tips on raising it?The lawn is maybe 40ft by 50ft and flat as a pancake. If I did raise it, what height would be best? a few inches or is more than that better? and how would that effect...
Any tips on raising it?The lawn is maybe 40ft by 50ft and flat as a pancake. If I did raise it, what height would be best? a few inches or is more than that better? and how would that effect the flower beds? and even worse how would it affect my nighbours garden?I have thought about digging...
Any tips on raising it?The lawn is maybe 40ft by 50ft and flat as a pancake. If I did raise it, what height would be best? a few inches or is more than that better? and how would that effect the flower beds? and even worse how would it affect...
Any tips on raising it?The lawn is maybe 40ft by 50ft and flat as a pancake. If I did raise it, what height would be best? a few inches or is more than that better? and how would that effect...
Davidthegardener
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Feb 10, 2007
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Davidthegardener
Feb 11, 2007
Best treatment for lawns
i would say fill with sharp sand help break up the clay
i would say fill with sharp sand help break up the clay
i would say fill with sharp sand help break up the clay
i would say fill with sharp sand help break up the clay
SJ
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Feb 4, 2007
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use to be gardener
Feb 5, 2007
Patchy Lawn / Best way to grow from seed
The best time to re-seed is autumn or spring when the soil is moist and warm. Or you could re-turf the patches. Cut a piece of turf just a little bit bigger than the patch in the shape of a square...
The best time to re-seed is autumn or spring when the soil is moist and warm. Or you could re-turf the patches. Cut a piece of turf just a little bit bigger than the patch in the shape of a square and place over the patch. Cut around the patch, using the turf as a template, so a perfect fit is...
The best time to re-seed is autumn or spring when the soil is moist and warm. Or you could re-turf the patches. Cut a piece of turf just a little bit bigger than the patch in the shape of a square and place over the patch. Cut around the patch,...
The best time to re-seed is autumn or spring when the soil is moist and warm. Or you could re-turf the patches. Cut a piece of turf just a little bit bigger than the patch in the shape of a square...
Foxy2006
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Jan 22, 2007
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914
Fonzie
Jan 29, 2007
New turf at this cold time
A friend of mine says that the winter is a busy time for professionals laying turf on things like golf courses when they are not busy. I believe as long as the ground is not covered in snow it is...
A friend of mine says that the winter is a busy time for professionals laying turf on things like golf courses when they are not busy. I believe as long as the ground is not covered in snow it is ok to lay turf and once down a frost will not cause significant halm. [ 19. January 2007, 08:40...
A friend of mine says that the winter is a busy time for professionals laying turf on things like golf courses when they are not busy. I believe as long as the ground is not covered in snow it is ok to lay turf and once down a frost will not...
A friend of mine says that the winter is a busy time for professionals laying turf on things like golf courses when they are not busy. I believe as long as the ground is not covered in snow it is...
kasabian
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Nov 2, 2006
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1,323
Rodney
Jan 19, 2007
Replacing an old lawn with turf
Hi Garden Cadet, Drought Resistant turf is now been offered by some growers. I believe this is only offered as a rye free turf so if you are after a hard wearing surface it would be a good idea to...
Hi Garden Cadet, Drought Resistant turf is now been offered by some growers. I believe this is only offered as a rye free turf so if you are after a hard wearing surface it would be a good idea to use water retaining crystals and another turf. Hope this helps [ 19. January 2007, 08:39 PM:...
Hi Garden Cadet, Drought Resistant turf is now been offered by some growers. I believe this is only offered as a rye free turf so if you are after a hard wearing surface it would be a good idea to use water retaining crystals and another turf....
Hi Garden Cadet, Drought Resistant turf is now been offered by some growers. I believe this is only offered as a rye free turf so if you are after a hard wearing surface it would be a good idea to...
Garden Apprentice
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Sep 28, 2006
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800
Rodney
Jan 19, 2007
dogs ruined lawn
many thanks, getting a new puppy early last year has revitalised my old bitch ( 7 y.o.) they spend all day tearing around chasing one another and play fighting, even after they've been out for a...
many thanks, getting a new puppy early last year has revitalised my old bitch ( 7 y.o.) they spend all day tearing around chasing one another and play fighting, even after they've been out for a run with me on my push bikeShaun www.staffordspringgardenshow.co.uk
many thanks, getting a new puppy early last year has revitalised my old bitch ( 7 y.o.) they spend all day tearing around chasing one another and play fighting, even after they've been out for a run with me on my push...
many thanks, getting a new puppy early last year has revitalised my old bitch ( 7 y.o.) they spend all day tearing around chasing one another and play fighting, even after they've been out for a...
staffordshaun
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Jan 18, 2007
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staffordshaun
Jan 18, 2007
Laying a new lawn on a previously mature garden
I was really after an alternative method. I am concerned the soil will block the pores of the geotextile membrane and prevent the lawn from draining. thanks
I was really after an alternative method. I am concerned the soil will block the pores of the geotextile membrane and prevent the lawn from draining. thanks
I was really after an alternative method. I am concerned the soil will block the pores of the geotextile membrane and prevent the lawn from draining. thanks
I was really after an alternative method. I am concerned the soil will block the pores of the geotextile membrane and prevent the lawn from draining. thanks
gavinh
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Dec 31, 2006
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2
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gavinh
Jan 1, 2007
Sparse soggy Lawn!!
dont brush lawn sand into the lawn ,this contains chemical to kill moss and weeds and will burn the grass if applied as a top dressing,,use sharp sand
dont brush lawn sand into the lawn ,this contains chemical to kill moss and weeds and will burn the grass if applied as a top dressing,,use sharp sand
dont brush lawn sand into the lawn ,this contains chemical to kill moss and weeds and will burn the grass if applied as a top dressing,,use sharp sand
dont brush lawn sand into the lawn ,this contains chemical to kill moss and weeds and will burn the grass if applied as a top dressing,,use sharp sand
r2oo
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Nov 6, 2006
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1,087
gerkin50
Dec 7, 2006
latest date for sowing grass seed
Wise move!
Wise move!
Wise move!
Wise move!
benny@talktalk
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Nov 12, 2006
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2,026
jazid
Nov 19, 2006
great lawn (in summer)
WM you have a wicked sense of humour i love it :D :D
WM you have a wicked sense of humour i love it :D :D
WM you have a wicked sense of humour i love it :D :D
WM you have a wicked sense of humour i love it :D :D
brucel
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Nov 10, 2006
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671
macleaf
Nov 13, 2006
taking up alawn and laying gravel
gravel is also not friendly for the wild life
gravel is also not friendly for the wild life
gravel is also not friendly for the wild life
gravel is also not friendly for the wild life
aggie
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Nov 8, 2006
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macleaf
Nov 9, 2006
Plantex Fabric under turf.
I have experimented with a woven weed control fabric under turf with little or no soil on top of the mat; there was a problem with drying out to start with but the grass then rooted through the...
I have experimented with a woven weed control fabric under turf with little or no soil on top of the mat; there was a problem with drying out to start with but the grass then rooted through the mat & established as normal. There is the risk of some tough old weeds pushing through, but that's a...
I have experimented with a woven weed control fabric under turf with little or no soil on top of the mat; there was a problem with drying out to start with but the grass then rooted through the mat & established as normal. There is the risk of...
I have experimented with a woven weed control fabric under turf with little or no soil on top of the mat; there was a problem with drying out to start with but the grass then rooted through the...
sally
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Oct 4, 2006
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Tortuosa
Nov 5, 2006
green slime patches on top of lawn?
Richard. Rake the lawn first Sweep the lawn second with a hard broom ,then aerate it .with a garden fork,fill the holes with lawn sand only if the soil is heavy clay,substitute with peat if it is...
Richard. Rake the lawn first Sweep the lawn second with a hard broom ,then aerate it .with a garden fork,fill the holes with lawn sand only if the soil is heavy clay,substitute with peat if it is sandy soil. Be carefull with the lawn sand as it contains a fertilizer,just a little.
Richard. Rake the lawn first Sweep the lawn second with a hard broom ,then aerate it .with a garden fork,fill the holes with lawn sand only if the soil is heavy clay,substitute with peat if it is sandy soil. Be carefull with the lawn sand as it...
Richard. Rake the lawn first Sweep the lawn second with a hard broom ,then aerate it .with a garden fork,fill the holes with lawn sand only if the soil is heavy clay,substitute with peat if it is...
richardw
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Oct 29, 2006
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wiseowl
Nov 3, 2006
Front grass
Hi, there, Scotkat! Fran's advice about what to think about is spot on, as always! I always start with drawing a scale plan of what's there, starting with the boundaries, and the plants that are...
Hi, there, Scotkat! Fran's advice about what to think about is spot on, as always! I always start with drawing a scale plan of what's there, starting with the boundaries, and the plants that are not sensible to move, then play around with what I want to see from all the different view-points,...
Hi, there, Scotkat! Fran's advice about what to think about is spot on, as always! I always start with drawing a scale plan of what's there, starting with the boundaries, and the plants that are not sensible to move, then play around with what I...
Hi, there, Scotkat! Fran's advice about what to think about is spot on, as always! I always start with drawing a scale plan of what's there, starting with the boundaries, and the plants that are...
Scotkat
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Oct 23, 2006
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649
UsedtobeDendy
Oct 31, 2006
Omega lawnmower servicing guide
There's a haynes manual for lawn-mowers - got it from the used books section of Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/1859603378/ref=dp_olp_1/203-3313094-9699105
There's a haynes manual for lawn-mowers - got it from the used books section of Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/1859603378/ref=dp_olp_1/203-3313094-9699105
There's a haynes manual for lawn-mowers - got it from the used books section of Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/1859603378/ref=dp_olp_1/203-3313094-9699105
There's a haynes manual for lawn-mowers - got it from the used books section of Amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/1859603378/ref=dp_olp_1/203-3313094-9699105
paulhahaha
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Oct 31, 2006
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UsedtobeDendy
Oct 31, 2006
Lawn Mower Design - Who in your family cuts the grass?
A few years ago there was a very interesting mower that came out - I think it was called Aeterna, or something vaguely similar. Looks like a go cart and can take on rough grass - (and if I am...
A few years ago there was a very interesting mower that came out - I think it was called Aeterna, or something vaguely similar. Looks like a go cart and can take on rough grass - (and if I am remembering correctly, it was the brainchild of a woman!) does this ring any bells with anyone out...
A few years ago there was a very interesting mower that came out - I think it was called Aeterna, or something vaguely similar. Looks like a go cart and can take on rough grass - (and if I am remembering correctly, it was the brainchild of a...
A few years ago there was a very interesting mower that came out - I think it was called Aeterna, or something vaguely similar. Looks like a go cart and can take on rough grass - (and if I am...
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Oct 21, 2006
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