2nd what Darren said. I'd hollow tine it maybe twice a year for now. September ish and March ish. Do this for maybe 3 years and look at top...
Red thread might clear up with a nitrogen rich feed. Not much red thread about at this time of year though.
Not sure if bitch pee is worse or if it's just because the bitch squats and the dog will cock it's leg against a post or something. I've heard...
Dogs and lawns don't mix. Keep them off as much as you can, especially for the 1st wee of the day. This is the one that does the most damage....
Fine to aerate now as long as it's not too soggy.
Weed killers don't work at low temperatures as there's no photosynthesis taking place. Wait till the grass is actively growing (when the soil...
Highly unlikely you'd be able to do it but if you do then make sure you water heavily afterward as if there's an extended dry spell the soil will...
You could just kill it with roundup then re-seed
The grubs themselves are very hard to find by digging. Try pulling the grass and if it comes away very easily it could be a sign that something is...
I do indeed own and run a Greenthumb franchise but I can't believe anyone would do that. Trust me, I never would. Just like any trade I'm sure...
Not heard good things about dog rocks. And you can't always control where your dog drinks from. The most important thing is to keep the dog off...
Can you not get a selective herbicide? I've got loads of the stuff, but I'm in the trade. Surely a selective can be bought at a garden centre? If...
Just re-read your origonal post and I'm not sure if the gel is meant for lawns. I've come accross a few products that are used as water conservers...
I have heard good things about this kind of thing. However they are better applied in rain I believe. Make sure you read the instructions.
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Turf is pre treated to make it look nice when it's laid so I wouldn't advise feeding again. Water, water and water.
Why not just call a lawn treatment company (Green thumb, Greensleeves etc) and see what they say. The quote will be free and it might only be £15...
Don't know about being ripped off because I don't know enough about the lawn. If you stick with it then wait till its taken and in the autumn...
I wouldn't say its the dog. I'd get it aerated (if the soil is soft enough) then feed it. Looks like there's a lot of compaction in there. Give it...
The best time is usually towards the end of April.
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