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  1. adamadamant

    getting lawn ready for a wedding and panicking!

    I agree with others that you are far more concerned about the lawn than those attending the wedding will be. One possible option would be to get the cheapest artificial turf you can find and lay...
    I agree with others that you are far more concerned about the lawn than those attending the wedding will be. One possible option would be to get the cheapest artificial turf you can find and lay it over the area of lawn where the photographs will be taken. Put it down the day before and remove...
    I agree with others that you are far more concerned about the lawn than those attending the wedding will be. One possible option would be to get the cheapest artificial turf you can find and lay it over the area of lawn where the photographs...
    I agree with others that you are far more concerned about the lawn than those attending the wedding will be. One possible option would be to get the cheapest artificial turf you can find and lay...
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  2. Michael Brehony

    Weed / Perennial in new Lawn

    The only reason I didn't think it was groundsel is I didn't see any yellow bud appearing as most do from my understanding?. As mentioned it has spread a lot in a few weeks (see updated picture of...
    The only reason I didn't think it was groundsel is I didn't see any yellow bud appearing as most do from my understanding?. As mentioned it has spread a lot in a few weeks (see updated picture of coverage). The lawn seed when applied started well but then late autumn / early winter weather...
    The only reason I didn't think it was groundsel is I didn't see any yellow bud appearing as most do from my understanding?. As mentioned it has spread a lot in a few weeks (see updated picture of coverage). The lawn seed when applied started well...
    The only reason I didn't think it was groundsel is I didn't see any yellow bud appearing as most do from my understanding?. As mentioned it has spread a lot in a few weeks (see updated picture of...
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  3. Meomye

    Pepping the lawn for spring/summer

    I'd try a combination weed and feed product @Meomye then rake or scarify your lawn once the moss and weeds have died, followed by regular mowing, starting at a medium/high height, depending on how...
    I'd try a combination weed and feed product @Meomye then rake or scarify your lawn once the moss and weeds have died, followed by regular mowing, starting at a medium/high height, depending on how high your grass is, and then lowering it. A photo of your lawn would help with more specific advice.
    I'd try a combination weed and feed product @Meomye then rake or scarify your lawn once the moss and weeds have died, followed by regular mowing, starting at a medium/high height, depending on how high your grass is, and then lowering it. A photo...
    I'd try a combination weed and feed product @Meomye then rake or scarify your lawn once the moss and weeds have died, followed by regular mowing, starting at a medium/high height, depending on how...
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  4. Chen

    Lawns - seeding or turfing

    Hello, I am a new gardener. Plan to work on the garden this spring. As you can see the garden has two parts separated by a stone low retaining wall, the smaller part has some grass growing on it...
    Hello, I am a new gardener. Plan to work on the garden this spring. As you can see the garden has two parts separated by a stone low retaining wall, the smaller part has some grass growing on it but the quality is not very good, maybe just in winter time? the big part has nearly nothing because...
    Hello, I am a new gardener. Plan to work on the garden this spring. As you can see the garden has two parts separated by a stone low retaining wall, the smaller part has some grass growing on it but the quality is not very good, maybe just in...
    Hello, I am a new gardener. Plan to work on the garden this spring. As you can see the garden has two parts separated by a stone low retaining wall, the smaller part has some grass growing on it...
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