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Problem with white daisy type floweres on lawn

Discussion in 'Lawns' started by MikeStockport, Jun 29, 2011.

  1. MikeStockport

    MikeStockport Apprentice Gardener

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    My rear garden, once cut, produces a massive amount of white daisy type flowers as it re-grows.
    what is the best treatment to rid the lawn of these.
    are they actually weeds ?
    i would appreciate some advice
     
  2. NewGardener

    NewGardener Gardener

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    Pictures are a big help, though it's probably just daisies in your lawn, and because you've taken the tops off, they grow to flower again. Depends on your point of view whether you see them as a weed or not.
     
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    • Madahhlia

      Madahhlia Total Gardener

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      Sounds idyllic. Could I have some?
       
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      • daitheplant

        daitheplant Total Gardener

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        Mike, if you want shot of them then use Verdone extra.:thumbsup: Welcome to the site by the way.:dbgrtmb:
         
      • Smigin

        Smigin Apprentice Gardener

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        I wonder if they are clover heads?
         
      • Baalmaiden

        Baalmaiden Gardener

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        Lawn daises prefer short grass so leaving it longer would help. Personally I love lawns covered in daisies and speedwell. Saw one with violas (Johnny jump-ups or heartsease) last spring.
         
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        • Butterfly6

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          I have just one tiny clump of daisies, maybe 3-5 flowers, which appears every year and every year I hope it will grow and spread …sigh….
           
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          Dovefromabove Keen Gardener

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