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My new lawn

I have an area of 28m2 by 8m2 which i have cleared of grass, weeds and moss. The soil is quite heavy in clay and to prep it i was going to hollow tine quite heavily and then lay down new screened topsoil with compost and leave it for a few weeks by martin white

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09/03/2013 23:24:28

by quercus_rubur

Talkback: How to repair a lawn patch

after killing moss, scarifying and sowing seed (lawn looking pretty good) - and I shall try the tip of placing polythene over the grass seed on the remaining patches (which have not germinated). Thanks for the tip. at 1st visit ,could not set up my own by Judiesscrapbook

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13/06/2012 21:37:15

by sotongeoff

Talkback: Fungi

found it eventually on the net and was called dog lichen. Treatment is the same as for moss, scarification, aeration and feed and weed. How to get rid of clover which is taking over our lawn I have honey coloured with mid-brown "gills" fungi in lawn. I by Python15

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01/05/2012 23:42:07

by shazzza1

Talkback: Coping with drought in the garden

an alternative such as canomile currently lawn is a mixture of moss and wild grass HI EVERYONE A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO I HAD A DROUGHT. BECAUSE I LIVE IN THE NORTH WEST I GOT A LOT OF RAIN BUT THERE WAS A PIPE DOWN THE SIDE OF MY HOUSE THAT HAD CLEAN WATER FROM by oldchippy

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26/04/2012 20:54:53

by Paul N

Wet Ground

in the summer? Not a good idea. Thirsty evergreens like leylandii will cast a lot of shade which will not do your lawn any good at all, and deciduous trees will not draw up any moisture when you most need it in winter, and will result in a lot of moss, followed by fazzini

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25/04/2012 19:01:34

by fazzini

Making Bird Nest Boxes from Recycled Materials.

coffee jar at least 3 times and about 1 foot in depth is ideal. Fold the wire in half then stuff with leaves and straw to make a sandwich, or use up last years moss from the hanging baskets, when filled with about an inch thickness of materials tie by Malcar

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29/03/2012 22:23:58

by Malcar

what kind of grit do the gardeners use in there potting soil?

drainage and stops moss or algae growing on the surface. a very light grit not your road or gravel grit. alpine grit is good but hard to find (around here anyway) I went to the pet shop part of the GC and got aquarium gravel. Comes in various grades by Dutch-Ellen

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08/12/2012 06:14:05

by Dovefromabove

lemon tree/harvesting

before watering it. Can you see roots coming out of the bottom of the pot? (any moss on top?) by phoebe2

09/01/2013 22:09:08

by discodave

Bad lawn

found that the moss and weed were just such hard work that I would see if the local chaps could do anything. Well - the lawn is now a lawn (as oppossed to a hopeful patch of grass) and the cost is cheaper than the cumulative costs of seed/weed/feed etc by GW

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06/01/2013 19:25:29

by GW

Lawn levelling

for all your great ideas. Like you all I'm a stickler for the 'perfect' lawn. I may just make one like you suggest Verdun and Brumbull. I'll keep you in the loop how I get on with it. Happy Easter all! My lawn has so much moss, there is no grass left, it by Anthony Marcella

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29/03/2013 19:37:31

by Lyn

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