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Recommend me a lawnmower please
Mains electric cylinder mowers seem to be a thing of the past. I had one long ago but when it needed replacing, there were very few available and they were expensive. I got a push cylinder mower...
Mains electric cylinder mowers seem to be a thing of the past. I had one long ago but when it needed replacing, there were very few available and they were expensive. I got a push cylinder mower and an electric rotary for less, with the idea that I would use the rotary for the first few cuts of...
Mains electric cylinder mowers seem to be a thing of the past. I had one long ago but when it needed replacing, there were very few available and they were expensive. I got a push cylinder mower and an electric rotary for less, with the idea that...
Mains electric cylinder mowers seem to be a thing of the past. I had one long ago but when it needed replacing, there were very few available and they were expensive. I got a push cylinder mower...
NoviceGardener2023
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Jun 8, 2025 at 8:23 PM
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JennyJB
Jun 12, 2025 at 1:35 PM
Rolls of turf laid advice
It is not uncommon for turf to be made up from a mixture of grass seed. As you are still talking to the landscaper, do as they suggest and wait a couple of weeks. If you are still not happy, stick...
It is not uncommon for turf to be made up from a mixture of grass seed. As you are still talking to the landscaper, do as they suggest and wait a couple of weeks. If you are still not happy, stick with it until you are satisfied. Turf comes in different grades, from fine to coarse and the price...
It is not uncommon for turf to be made up from a mixture of grass seed. As you are still talking to the landscaper, do as they suggest and wait a couple of weeks. If you are still not happy, stick with it until you are satisfied. Turf comes in...
It is not uncommon for turf to be made up from a mixture of grass seed. As you are still talking to the landscaper, do as they suggest and wait a couple of weeks. If you are still not happy, stick...
NoviceGardener2023
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Jun 5, 2025
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253
Goldenlily26
Jun 8, 2025 at 8:52 AM
3 Week Old Turf - Advice Please
When you carry out the first cut depends entirely on the weather after the lawn is sown or laid.The grass needs to be a minimum of 4 inches tall, and your mower needs to be on its highest...
When you carry out the first cut depends entirely on the weather after the lawn is sown or laid.The grass needs to be a minimum of 4 inches tall, and your mower needs to be on its highest setting before cutting. Just the tips of the grass should be removed and collected. I would never strim a...
When you carry out the first cut depends entirely on the weather after the lawn is sown or laid.The grass needs to be a minimum of 4 inches tall, and your mower needs to be on its highest setting before cutting. Just the tips of the grass...
When you carry out the first cut depends entirely on the weather after the lawn is sown or laid.The grass needs to be a minimum of 4 inches tall, and your mower needs to be on its highest...
Mr.th
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Jun 4, 2025
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219
Goldenlily26
Jun 6, 2025
Sugar? Really??
Didn't think of that!
Didn't think of that!
Didn't think of that!
Didn't think of that!
Fat Controller
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Jun 1, 2025
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615
shiney
Jun 3, 2025
Annual Bluegrass
It is possible to seed earlier in the year but you will need to water constantly to keep the seed growing. The weather is usually much wetter later so no need to water. Birds are always a problem...
It is possible to seed earlier in the year but you will need to water constantly to keep the seed growing. The weather is usually much wetter later so no need to water. Birds are always a problem with seeding, that is why it is recommended to sow thickly. However a thin layer of sieved topsoil...
It is possible to seed earlier in the year but you will need to water constantly to keep the seed growing. The weather is usually much wetter later so no need to water. Birds are always a problem with seeding, that is why it is recommended to sow...
It is possible to seed earlier in the year but you will need to water constantly to keep the seed growing. The weather is usually much wetter later so no need to water. Birds are always a problem...
Michael Brehony
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May 24, 2025
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Goldenlily26
May 28, 2025
Advice following new turf
My OH is really the lawn expert and has had a petrol mower ever since we were married (over 45 years). He's a traditional type and likes the stripes (so do I) and has always had a Suffolk Punch...
My OH is really the lawn expert and has had a petrol mower ever since we were married (over 45 years). He's a traditional type and likes the stripes (so do I) and has always had a Suffolk Punch model. I think they've now been superseded by Allett, not cheap last time I looked. I'm sure there are...
My OH is really the lawn expert and has had a petrol mower ever since we were married (over 45 years). He's a traditional type and likes the stripes (so do I) and has always had a Suffolk Punch model. I think they've now been superseded by...
My OH is really the lawn expert and has had a petrol mower ever since we were married (over 45 years). He's a traditional type and likes the stripes (so do I) and has always had a Suffolk Punch...
BenMunro
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May 22, 2025
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AnniD
May 25, 2025
Advice following recent overseed
Yes, topsoil is better for grass seed. I also put a thin layer on top of the seed and then walk on it to ensure it is in contact with the soil below. This also hides the seed from birds, apart...
Yes, topsoil is better for grass seed. I also put a thin layer on top of the seed and then walk on it to ensure it is in contact with the soil below. This also hides the seed from birds, apart from pigeons
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Yes, topsoil is better for grass seed. I also put a thin layer on top of the seed and then walk on it to ensure it is in contact with the soil below. This also hides the seed from birds, apart from pigeons
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Yes, topsoil is better for grass seed. I also put a thin layer on top of the seed and then walk on it to ensure it is in contact with the soil below. This also hides the seed from birds, apart...
Phil56
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May 18, 2025
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405
Plantminded
May 19, 2025
Bare patches in lawn
Wait and see is the gardener’s motto.
Wait and see is the gardener’s motto.
Wait and see is the gardener’s motto.
Wait and see is the gardener’s motto.
Bee
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May 14, 2025
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279
Tidemark
May 14, 2025
Grass growing problem against patio
Have you considered removing more of the grass to create a decent sized border @GardenJoy? You wouldn't notice the shallow problem area as the foliage of plants nearby will spread outwards to...
Have you considered removing more of the grass to create a decent sized border @GardenJoy? You wouldn't notice the shallow problem area as the foliage of plants nearby will spread outwards to cover it. You could also cover the border with bark to complete it. That's what I've done alongside my...
Have you considered removing more of the grass to create a decent sized border @GardenJoy? You wouldn't notice the shallow problem area as the foliage of plants nearby will spread outwards to cover it. You could also cover the border with bark to...
Have you considered removing more of the grass to create a decent sized border @GardenJoy? You wouldn't notice the shallow problem area as the foliage of plants nearby will spread outwards to...
GardenJoy
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May 13, 2025
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Plantminded
May 14, 2025
New Lawn Advice
martin123321
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May 5, 2025
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360
Logan
May 5, 2025
Nutsedge
Can anyone recommend a treatment for Nutsedge in my lawn. You Tube says Sedgehammer is the best treatment but it's incredibly expensive. Can anyone recommend an alternative ?
Can anyone recommend a treatment for Nutsedge in my lawn. You Tube says Sedgehammer is the best treatment but it's incredibly expensive. Can anyone recommend an alternative ?
Can anyone recommend a treatment for Nutsedge in my lawn. You Tube says Sedgehammer is the best treatment but it's incredibly expensive. Can anyone recommend an alternative ?
Can anyone recommend a treatment for Nutsedge in my lawn. You Tube says Sedgehammer is the best treatment but it's incredibly expensive. Can anyone recommend an alternative ?
martyn bromley
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Apr 28, 2025
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martyn bromley
Apr 28, 2025
moss in lawn
Thank you I'm just going to try it on the back lawn now as it's become an annoyance to look at! I bought a large bag so will have enough for a second application if it warms up again!
Thank you I'm just going to try it on the back lawn now as it's become an annoyance to look at! I bought a large bag so will have enough for a second application if it warms up again!
Thank you I'm just going to try it on the back lawn now as it's become an annoyance to look at! I bought a large bag so will have enough for a second application if it warms up again!
Thank you I'm just going to try it on the back lawn now as it's become an annoyance to look at! I bought a large bag so will have enough for a second application if it warms up again!
thriftybri
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Apr 2, 2025
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Plantminded
Apr 14, 2025
Can anyone diagnose my lawn? Patchy growth
Premium topsoil - sometimes that just means no stones. No reason why you can’t just use only soil (only up to an inch in depth in case you smother existing grass). Just makes the surface more...
Premium topsoil - sometimes that just means no stones. No reason why you can’t just use only soil (only up to an inch in depth in case you smother existing grass). Just makes the surface more lumpy, hence the sand. But a little soil probably won’t improve things by much, especially if there is...
Premium topsoil - sometimes that just means no stones. No reason why you can’t just use only soil (only up to an inch in depth in case you smother existing grass). Just makes the surface more lumpy, hence the sand. But a little soil probably...
Premium topsoil - sometimes that just means no stones. No reason why you can’t just use only soil (only up to an inch in depth in case you smother existing grass). Just makes the surface more...
Nickoslesteros
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Apr 3, 2025
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TattyMac
Apr 10, 2025
Fake grass to to real.
Turf is OK this time of year but will need regular watering. Seeds can be used in the Autumn.What is good for young kids is a tough variety of grass. They still need to be kept off the turf...
Turf is OK this time of year but will need regular watering. Seeds can be used in the Autumn.What is good for young kids is a tough variety of grass. They still need to be kept off the turf for just a few weeks in order to let it establish.
Turf is OK this time of year but will need regular watering. Seeds can be used in the Autumn.What is good for young kids is a tough variety of grass. They still need to be kept off the turf for just a few weeks in order to let it establish.
Turf is OK this time of year but will need regular watering. Seeds can be used in the Autumn.What is good for young kids is a tough variety of grass. They still need to be kept off the turf...
Debs64
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Mar 27, 2025
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shiney
Mar 27, 2025
Lawn re-dressing after Spring scarifying & reseeding
I would wait at least until the seed has germinated and grown enough so that it is firmly anchored by its roots so that won't be disturbed by spreading more soil etc, and the new grass has long...
I would wait at least until the seed has germinated and grown enough so that it is firmly anchored by its roots so that won't be disturbed by spreading more soil etc, and the new grass has long enough leaves that they will still have a decent amount showing above the dressing.
I would wait at least until the seed has germinated and grown enough so that it is firmly anchored by its roots so that won't be disturbed by spreading more soil etc, and the new grass has long enough leaves that they will still have a decent...
I would wait at least until the seed has germinated and grown enough so that it is firmly anchored by its roots so that won't be disturbed by spreading more soil etc, and the new grass has long...
welshone
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Mar 24, 2025
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JennyJB
Mar 25, 2025
How to get rid of moss and weeds?
On my back lawn I have a big clump of tall red clover and one of yarrow, I mow around them carefully! On the front I am getting lots of self heal, which is a beautiful plant.
On my back lawn I have a big clump of tall red clover and one of yarrow, I mow around them carefully! On the front I am getting lots of self heal, which is a beautiful plant.
On my back lawn I have a big clump of tall red clover and one of yarrow, I mow around them carefully! On the front I am getting lots of self heal, which is a beautiful plant.
On my back lawn I have a big clump of tall red clover and one of yarrow, I mow around them carefully! On the front I am getting lots of self heal, which is a beautiful plant.
grassfedgardener
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Mar 12, 2025
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Escarpment
Mar 14, 2025
Lawn problem
Thank-you, that does look like it. No idea where it has come from, it has not been there before. He is usually well up on lawn problems as a greens keeper for the Bowling Green in town.
Thank-you, that does look like it. No idea where it has come from, it has not been there before. He is usually well up on lawn problems as a greens keeper for the Bowling Green in town.
Thank-you, that does look like it. No idea where it has come from, it has not been there before. He is usually well up on lawn problems as a greens keeper for the Bowling Green in town.
Thank-you, that does look like it. No idea where it has come from, it has not been there before. He is usually well up on lawn problems as a greens keeper for the Bowling Green in town.
Palustris
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Feb 27, 2025
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Palustris
Feb 27, 2025
Rejuvenate the lawn (hopefully)
Thank you for your thoughts. Reading reviews about the hollow tine aerators people were saying they found them blunt and some chose to sharpen them. A lot of modern garden tools seem to be made...
Thank you for your thoughts. Reading reviews about the hollow tine aerators people were saying they found them blunt and some chose to sharpen them. A lot of modern garden tools seem to be made blunt. There are some stones, I hadn't considered that @JennyJBRye grasses, you're right @infradig...
Thank you for your thoughts. Reading reviews about the hollow tine aerators people were saying they found them blunt and some chose to sharpen them. A lot of modern garden tools seem to be made blunt. There are some stones, I hadn't considered...
Thank you for your thoughts. Reading reviews about the hollow tine aerators people were saying they found them blunt and some chose to sharpen them. A lot of modern garden tools seem to be made...
OrangeHeart
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Feb 19, 2025
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OrangeHeart
Feb 20, 2025
Moss - lots of it - anyone tried Viano MO Bacter Organic Lawn Fertiliser & Moss Killer
One wonders which lawn grass variety grows to 250mm since ,say, November ?
One wonders which lawn grass variety grows to 250mm since ,say, November ?
One wonders which lawn grass variety grows to 250mm since ,say, November ?
One wonders which lawn grass variety grows to 250mm since ,say, November ?
Pete8
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Mar 23, 2024
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infradig
Feb 17, 2025
Soil replacement for lawn
@Dave King I have found time to provide you with a written explanation of my previous tic post. Soil Organic Matter is Good
@Dave King I have found time to provide you with a written explanation of my previous tic post. Soil Organic Matter is Good
@Dave King I have found time to provide you with a written explanation of my previous tic post. Soil Organic Matter is Good
@Dave King I have found time to provide you with a written explanation of my previous tic post. Soil Organic Matter is Good
Dave King
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Feb 12, 2025
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infradig
Feb 15, 2025
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