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  1. brucel

    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
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  2. aggie

    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
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  3. sally

    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...
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  4. richardw

    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...
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  5. Scotkat

    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...
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    611
  6. paulhahaha

    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
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  7. Tom_Key

    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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  8. pollyanne

    turf

    We laid our new lawn in June this year - just before the hosepipe bans were put into place!We made sure that each roll was pushed up to the next one so that there were no gaps as it does shrink...
    We laid our new lawn in June this year - just before the hosepipe bans were put into place!We made sure that each roll was pushed up to the next one so that there were no gaps as it does shrink slightly. Make sure that yours is watered enough and I agree with Frogesque about sowing seed in...
    We laid our new lawn in June this year - just before the hosepipe bans were put into place!We made sure that each roll was pushed up to the next one so that there were no gaps as it does shrink slightly. Make sure that yours is watered enough...
    We laid our new lawn in June this year - just before the hosepipe bans were put into place!We made sure that each roll was pushed up to the next one so that there were no gaps as it does shrink...
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  9. richardw

    SLIME ON LAWN PROBLEM

    If its green slime then it is algae.
    If its green slime then it is algae.
    If its green slime then it is algae.
    If its green slime then it is algae.
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  10. pauljrog

    Planning a lawn question

    The compost will oxidize and disappear over a few years, and has limited nutrient holding capacity - in 3 years you will have a problem. This year the peat bogs that supply its main component will...
    The compost will oxidize and disappear over a few years, and has limited nutrient holding capacity - in 3 years you will have a problem. This year the peat bogs that supply its main component will have a problem.You can buy 1 tonne bags (builder bags) of OK soil from Rolawn for approx �£60,...
    The compost will oxidize and disappear over a few years, and has limited nutrient holding capacity - in 3 years you will have a problem. This year the peat bogs that supply its main component will have a problem.You can buy 1 tonne bags (builder...
    The compost will oxidize and disappear over a few years, and has limited nutrient holding capacity - in 3 years you will have a problem. This year the peat bogs that supply its main component will...
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  11. Victoria

    Grasses for a Shady Spot

    Mmmm, would have to see it in real life. Stil want that other though!
    Mmmm, would have to see it in real life. Stil want that other though!
    Mmmm, would have to see it in real life. Stil want that other though!
    Mmmm, would have to see it in real life. Stil want that other though!
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  12. Royster

    Lifting lawn and using it for soil

    Ok Dave W. I'll bear this in mind too. Thanks! Royster
    Ok Dave W. I'll bear this in mind too. Thanks! Royster
    Ok Dave W. I'll bear this in mind too. Thanks! Royster
    Ok Dave W. I'll bear this in mind too. Thanks! Royster
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  13. Honey Bee

    I have grass!!!!!! :o)))

    If you put in the short morning glory (only 12 inches), then it doesn't get too straggly. Fancy sent me some seeds which I planted last weekend and they are up already so will bloom early in the...
    If you put in the short morning glory (only 12 inches), then it doesn't get too straggly. Fancy sent me some seeds which I planted last weekend and they are up already so will bloom early in the year. You could sow now, then again in the Spring for a second crop (it's too hot here to do...
    If you put in the short morning glory (only 12 inches), then it doesn't get too straggly. Fancy sent me some seeds which I planted last weekend and they are up already so will bloom early in the year. You could sow now, then again in the Spring...
    If you put in the short morning glory (only 12 inches), then it doesn't get too straggly. Fancy sent me some seeds which I planted last weekend and they are up already so will bloom early in the...
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  14. paul walker

    my lawn needs help

    there are quite a few things to think about here, a good lawn needs drainage, so does it get waterlogged easily? you might need to topdress with coarse sand, and fork the ground to assist...
    there are quite a few things to think about here, a good lawn needs drainage, so does it get waterlogged easily? you might need to topdress with coarse sand, and fork the ground to assist drainage is it getting enough sunlight ...... or is it totally shaded? the black slime suggests a disease,...
    there are quite a few things to think about here, a good lawn needs drainage, so does it get waterlogged easily? you might need to topdress with coarse sand, and fork the ground to assist drainage is it getting enough sunlight ...... or is it...
    there are quite a few things to think about here, a good lawn needs drainage, so does it get waterlogged easily? you might need to topdress with coarse sand, and fork the ground to assist...
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  15. Murdoch

    Patchy lawn

    it has to be sharp sand [concreting/horticultural].... gritty, not the kind used for mortar, top dressing with topsoil / sand loam plus slow release autum fertiliser then broadcast on grass seed,...
    it has to be sharp sand [concreting/horticultural].... gritty, not the kind used for mortar, top dressing with topsoil / sand loam plus slow release autum fertiliser then broadcast on grass seed, the seed needs to be on top, it is really quite late in the year for grass seed, but it can all be...
    it has to be sharp sand [concreting/horticultural].... gritty, not the kind used for mortar, top dressing with topsoil / sand loam plus slow release autum fertiliser then broadcast on grass seed, the seed needs to be on top, it is really quite...
    it has to be sharp sand [concreting/horticultural].... gritty, not the kind used for mortar, top dressing with topsoil / sand loam plus slow release autum fertiliser then broadcast on grass seed,...
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    552
  16. Gardener Claire

    Mushrooms in Lawn

    its the weather whats making the mushrooms grow on your lawn.
    its the weather whats making the mushrooms grow on your lawn.
    its the weather whats making the mushrooms grow on your lawn.
    its the weather whats making the mushrooms grow on your lawn.
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  17. lynne

    grass seed

    I bought it, left it in the shed, and the mice loved it! Cleared it in one week! Probably not the experience you were looking for.
    I bought it, left it in the shed, and the mice loved it! Cleared it in one week! Probably not the experience you were looking for.
    I bought it, left it in the shed, and the mice loved it! Cleared it in one week! Probably not the experience you were looking for.
    I bought it, left it in the shed, and the mice loved it! Cleared it in one week! Probably not the experience you were looking for.
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  18. harryb

    Lawn Moss

    I think it would be OK to use lawn sand.
    I think it would be OK to use lawn sand.
    I think it would be OK to use lawn sand.
    I think it would be OK to use lawn sand.
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  19. windy miller

    turf stripper

    Think I'd do the same. Just think of your virtuous hard work as you sit with your feet up at the end of the day!PS bit excited by the biscuit references..I'm a Waitrose triple nut shortbread fan.
    Think I'd do the same. Just think of your virtuous hard work as you sit with your feet up at the end of the day!PS bit excited by the biscuit references..I'm a Waitrose triple nut shortbread fan.
    Think I'd do the same. Just think of your virtuous hard work as you sit with your feet up at the end of the day!PS bit excited by the biscuit references..I'm a Waitrose triple nut shortbread fan.
    Think I'd do the same. Just think of your virtuous hard work as you sit with your feet up at the end of the day!PS bit excited by the biscuit references..I'm a Waitrose triple nut shortbread fan.
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  20. gardencat

    Will a New Lawn work on this surface ?

    Your welcome. Preperation of the surface can be a hard work, but the results will more than pay back, as you sit on your greensward, sipping a glass of chilled wine :D
    Your welcome. Preperation of the surface can be a hard work, but the results will more than pay back, as you sit on your greensward, sipping a glass of chilled wine :D
    Your welcome. Preperation of the surface can be a hard work, but the results will more than pay back, as you sit on your greensward, sipping a glass of chilled wine :D
    Your welcome. Preperation of the surface can be a hard work, but the results will more than pay back, as you sit on your greensward, sipping a glass of chilled wine :D
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