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Missed patches or over feed?
A keen eye and practice. Or if you want to be scientific, little pots!
A keen eye and practice. Or if you want to be scientific, little pots!
A keen eye and practice. Or if you want to be scientific, little pots!
A keen eye and practice. Or if you want to be scientific, little pots!
icedgoblin
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May 21, 2013
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Kris Lord
May 21, 2013
Please help me!
Kris is correct
Your lawn looks as though it has been scalped and that will only encourage the moss. After you used the moss treatment last year, did you scarify it (raked the dead stuff...
Kris is correct
Your lawn looks as though it has been scalped and that will only encourage the moss. After you used the moss treatment last year, did you scarify it (raked the dead stuff out)? If not, then the grass won't grow back through it. If it's a new build and has a load of...
Kris is correct
Your lawn looks as though it has been scalped and that will only encourage the moss. After you used the moss treatment last year, did you scarify it (raked the dead stuff out)? If not, then the grass won't grow back through...
Kris is correct
Your lawn looks as though it has been scalped and that will only encourage the moss. After you used the moss treatment last year, did you scarify it (raked the dead stuff...
Dougie
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May 15, 2013
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shiney
May 16, 2013
New Lawn
In case helpful to others I looked up the Spec for Rolawn's Medallion Turf: Typical sown seed mixture:Dwarf Perennial Ryegrass 40% Chewings Fescue 20% Slender Creeping Red Fescue 10% Strong...
In case helpful to others I looked up the Spec for Rolawn's Medallion Turf: Typical sown seed mixture:Dwarf Perennial Ryegrass 40% Chewings Fescue 20% Slender Creeping Red Fescue 10% Strong Creeping Red Fescue 30%So that's in the "Hard Wearing" bracket then
5. Immediately after laying...
In case helpful to others I looked up the Spec for Rolawn's Medallion Turf: Typical sown seed mixture:Dwarf Perennial Ryegrass 40% Chewings Fescue 20% Slender Creeping Red Fescue 10% Strong Creeping Red Fescue 30%So that's in the "Hard...
In case helpful to others I looked up the Spec for Rolawn's Medallion Turf: Typical sown seed mixture:Dwarf Perennial Ryegrass 40% Chewings Fescue 20% Slender Creeping Red Fescue 10% Strong...
adamsh
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May 13, 2013
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Kristen
May 13, 2013
Meadow thing
Yep... No easy or quick solution to this. You could use a selective weedkiller over the lot but you will definitely already have seeds in situ from previous years so it will need repeating. It...
Yep... No easy or quick solution to this. You could use a selective weedkiller over the lot but you will definitely already have seeds in situ from previous years so it will need repeating. It would be good to section it off and use livestock to eat it all but as you say its a play field. If...
Yep... No easy or quick solution to this. You could use a selective weedkiller over the lot but you will definitely already have seeds in situ from previous years so it will need repeating. It would be good to section it off and use livestock...
Yep... No easy or quick solution to this. You could use a selective weedkiller over the lot but you will definitely already have seeds in situ from previous years so it will need repeating. It...
Garyc
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May 7, 2013
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Loofah
May 9, 2013
Will my lawn grow?
Its a lovely hose and I did manage to spot it
- An Armature is the central winding of an electric motor , thought it was a play on words .
Its a lovely hose and I did manage to spot it
- An Armature is the central winding of an electric motor , thought it was a play on words .
Its a lovely hose and I did manage to spot it
- An Armature is the central winding of an electric motor , thought it was a play on words .
Its a lovely hose and I did manage to spot it
- An Armature is the central winding of an electric motor , thought it was a play on words .
Armature_Gardner
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Feb 21, 2013
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HarryS
May 6, 2013
Pre seeding Fertilizer for new lawn
Whilst no need a fertiliser higher in Phosphate will help to establish root growth which will help if there is dry weather later, and will create and establish a stronger / healthier lawn which...
Whilst no need a fertiliser higher in Phosphate will help to establish root growth which will help if there is dry weather later, and will create and establish a stronger / healthier lawn which will be better able to fend of disease etc. Personally I wouldn't leave it until year 2 before...
Whilst no need a fertiliser higher in Phosphate will help to establish root growth which will help if there is dry weather later, and will create and establish a stronger / healthier lawn which will be better able to fend of disease etc. ...
Whilst no need a fertiliser higher in Phosphate will help to establish root growth which will help if there is dry weather later, and will create and establish a stronger / healthier lawn which...
Roscoepeko1
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Apr 29, 2013
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Kristen
Apr 30, 2013
Dip In Grass
Rather than putting soil on top (which will require seeding and/or the grass growing through) you could cut H-shaped slits in the lawn, where the dip is (or a hump for that matter), peel back the...
Rather than putting soil on top (which will require seeding and/or the grass growing through) you could cut H-shaped slits in the lawn, where the dip is (or a hump for that matter), peel back the turf on either side of the cross-slit, put some soil underneath, then roll the turf back and press...
Rather than putting soil on top (which will require seeding and/or the grass growing through) you could cut H-shaped slits in the lawn, where the dip is (or a hump for that matter), peel back the turf on either side of the cross-slit, put some...
Rather than putting soil on top (which will require seeding and/or the grass growing through) you could cut H-shaped slits in the lawn, where the dip is (or a hump for that matter), peel back the...
trogre
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Apr 29, 2013
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Kristen
Apr 30, 2013
Sowing grass seed - stones problem
Thanks for your replies. Well i've given it a good soaking and a rake, so i'll see how it is tomorrow and try out kristens idea to see if I can break down the lumps some more once its dried a bit.
Thanks for your replies. Well i've given it a good soaking and a rake, so i'll see how it is tomorrow and try out kristens idea to see if I can break down the lumps some more once its dried a bit.
Thanks for your replies. Well i've given it a good soaking and a rake, so i'll see how it is tomorrow and try out kristens idea to see if I can break down the lumps some more once its dried a bit.
Thanks for your replies. Well i've given it a good soaking and a rake, so i'll see how it is tomorrow and try out kristens idea to see if I can break down the lumps some more once its dried a bit.
Ben Emms
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Mar 24, 2013
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Ben Emms
Apr 16, 2013
Lawn grass turning yellow?!
I think I must be rakifying it then Kris, haha!
I think I must be rakifying it then Kris, haha!
I think I must be rakifying it then Kris, haha!
I think I must be rakifying it then Kris, haha!
nFrost
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Apr 11, 2013
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nFrost
Apr 15, 2013
Recommendations For Grass Seed
Small amounts, go to Wilkos. They have sacks of it and a set of scales for you to weigh it out
Small amounts, go to Wilkos. They have sacks of it and a set of scales for you to weigh it out
Small amounts, go to Wilkos. They have sacks of it and a set of scales for you to weigh it out
Small amounts, go to Wilkos. They have sacks of it and a set of scales for you to weigh it out
wiseowl
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Apr 7, 2013
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Loofah
Apr 15, 2013
Turf and turf supplier recommendations
Do they have a shade variety? My local sheds just have a pallet of one-size-fits-all (which will, no doubt!, be the full-sun hard-wearing variety) outside them ... I bought mine on eBay and...
Do they have a shade variety? My local sheds just have a pallet of one-size-fits-all (which will, no doubt!, be the full-sun hard-wearing variety) outside them ... I bought mine on eBay and drove to the Fens to collect it. Very depressing, 20 acres of dead flat, weed free, beautifully mown...
Do they have a shade variety? My local sheds just have a pallet of one-size-fits-all (which will, no doubt!, be the full-sun hard-wearing variety) outside them ... I bought mine on eBay and drove to the Fens to collect it. Very depressing, 20...
Do they have a shade variety? My local sheds just have a pallet of one-size-fits-all (which will, no doubt!, be the full-sun hard-wearing variety) outside them ... I bought mine on eBay and...
Ben Emms
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Apr 8, 2013
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1,486
Kristen
Apr 8, 2013
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Grass is always greener...
That's the sort of thing my other half would say Al n and mean it!
That's the sort of thing my other half would say Al n and mean it!
That's the sort of thing my other half would say Al n and mean it!
That's the sort of thing my other half would say Al n and mean it!
Dan Dollin
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Mar 7, 2013
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Sheal
Apr 6, 2013
Kill off grass or push it out?
Too much fencing required, honeybunny
Too much fencing required, honeybunny
Too much fencing required, honeybunny
Too much fencing required, honeybunny
Paul Sanderson
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Sep 19, 2012
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noisette47
Mar 25, 2013
First lawn treatment of the year!
What sort of meter are you using and how are you taking the soil sample? I wonder if it would be worth using one of the cheap test-tube tests just to double check it. It may be that alkaline,...
What sort of meter are you using and how are you taking the soil sample? I wonder if it would be worth using one of the cheap test-tube tests just to double check it. It may be that alkaline, but I think its very high, and unless you know that the area where you are is indeed that alkaline I...
What sort of meter are you using and how are you taking the soil sample? I wonder if it would be worth using one of the cheap test-tube tests just to double check it. It may be that alkaline, but I think its very high, and unless you know that...
What sort of meter are you using and how are you taking the soil sample? I wonder if it would be worth using one of the cheap test-tube tests just to double check it. It may be that alkaline,...
The Gardening Banker
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Mar 10, 2013
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Kristen
Mar 19, 2013
Grass seed (tough as old boots required)
Fat Controller
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Mar 17, 2013
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"M"
Mar 17, 2013
Stop, bring back my grass seed!
Dont' worry about the birds Lantana, they'll fly off the extra weight.
Perhaps now that the ants are reeling around with huge stomachs you can re-sow more grass seed and hope it will sprout...
Dont' worry about the birds Lantana, they'll fly off the extra weight.
Perhaps now that the ants are reeling around with huge stomachs you can re-sow more grass seed and hope it will sprout before they are hungry again.
Dont' worry about the birds Lantana, they'll fly off the extra weight.
Perhaps now that the ants are reeling around with huge stomachs you can re-sow more grass seed and hope it will sprout before they are hungry again.
Dont' worry about the birds Lantana, they'll fly off the extra weight.
Perhaps now that the ants are reeling around with huge stomachs you can re-sow more grass seed and hope it will sprout...
Lantana
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Mar 1, 2013
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Sheal
Mar 14, 2013
overseeding a lawn
Hi Eric. Not to worry. I wouldn't be concerned at all. Your new grass will only have started to get going before the winter cold temperatures slowed down the its growth. It will now have been...
Hi Eric. Not to worry. I wouldn't be concerned at all. Your new grass will only have started to get going before the winter cold temperatures slowed down the its growth. It will now have been putting down lots of healthy roots over the winter and is ready to spring into life any day now. In a...
Hi Eric. Not to worry. I wouldn't be concerned at all. Your new grass will only have started to get going before the winter cold temperatures slowed down the its growth. It will now have been putting down lots of healthy roots over the winter...
Hi Eric. Not to worry. I wouldn't be concerned at all. Your new grass will only have started to get going before the winter cold temperatures slowed down the its growth. It will now have been...
pheobe
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Mar 12, 2013
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Kris Lord
Mar 13, 2013
Rushes in my lawn
just mow them every week they will soon disappear , but by the sounds of it really bad drainage. Bog garden would be ideal have you thought of that, lots of plants would love it Hi as well...
just mow them every week they will soon disappear , but by the sounds of it really bad drainage. Bog garden would be ideal have you thought of that, lots of plants would love it Hi as well nearly forgot Spruce
just mow them every week they will soon disappear , but by the sounds of it really bad drainage. Bog garden would be ideal have you thought of that, lots of plants would love it Hi as well nearly forgot Spruce
just mow them every week they will soon disappear , but by the sounds of it really bad drainage. Bog garden would be ideal have you thought of that, lots of plants would love it Hi as well...
demerson
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Mar 8, 2013
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Spruce
Mar 8, 2013
First.
I did my first cut two weeks ago and until yesterday we'd had three weeks of dry weather. The rain was needed, as everything was looking a bit parched on my sandy soil. Like Grannie Annie my front...
I did my first cut two weeks ago and until yesterday we'd had three weeks of dry weather. The rain was needed, as everything was looking a bit parched on my sandy soil. Like Grannie Annie my front garden is choked with moss, so that will need a lot of work this year.
I did my first cut two weeks ago and until yesterday we'd had three weeks of dry weather. The rain was needed, as everything was looking a bit parched on my sandy soil. Like Grannie Annie my front garden is choked with moss, so that will need a...
I did my first cut two weeks ago and until yesterday we'd had three weeks of dry weather. The rain was needed, as everything was looking a bit parched on my sandy soil. Like Grannie Annie my front...
music
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Mar 7, 2013
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Sheal
Mar 7, 2013
Anyone cut the lawn yet ??
Cut mine about an hour ago, much neater and better!
Cut mine about an hour ago, much neater and better!
Cut mine about an hour ago, much neater and better!
Cut mine about an hour ago, much neater and better!
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Feb 21, 2013
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