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lawn maintenance, under poor conditions
(ph 5 when tested), the soil type is heavy clay and consequently there is moss there. i did my best to reduce that, upon moving into the house the moss and weed problem was horrific, hardly any of the lawn was actually grass! but the problem still by djjjuk
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15/04/2013 14:31:38
by djjjuk
Lawns
I like to have a fairly nice lawn (I’m far from obsessive) it’s full of moss after the winter we have had,  it’s obviously fairly wet at the moment  –  not excessively as a gentle slope - we may have a ‘dry’ week next week, should I leave well alone by Devon Gardener
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16/02/2013 18:51:59
by Verdun
alpine mayhem
just re vamped my rock/alpine garden and im up for sugestions on plants so far ive got cowslips, ornamental primroses decrotive moss cabbages etc and i keep looking at it thinking somethings missing when i made it i mixed some lime in the ground by green fingerd will
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11/02/2012 10:34:17
by happymarion
Living roof
You obviously meant to post something??? Oops planted living roof on top of dustbin store last year. Now looking very bedraggled with a lot of moss and all but sedum type plants have died. Also seems very wet despite having drainage holes at corners by Boardy
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10/05/2012 17:33:34
by LizR
Alternative lawn
beds are going into one and the washing line is located in the other!!!!!! Grass is used for lawns because it works. Chamomile won't give you the neat and tidy appearance you want, and moss, which while looking gorgeous needs damp shade, takes a longish by Joanne Shackleton
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03/05/2013 22:40:40
by Woodgreen wonderboy
Where to buy
unable to locate is the scarifier rake as shown on the programme. Any ideas where to buy? Thanks Determined1 is that the one that has long prongs for raking up moss and stuff ??? if so, i have one that i've never used in my garage that you can have.   don by Determined1
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08/06/2013 23:00:49
by shazza3
feature shrubs (evergreen)
Due to weed and moss taking over, I am forced to do away with my front lawn and have created 2 centre beds with gravel paths surrounding. The outer borders are well established with shrubs. I want to plant a feature shrub in the centre of each bed by Honeys Uncle
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10/03/2012 20:50:05
by Garden Buddy
Jelly
of it? It may be slime mould. If it is, dryer weathe will get rid of it for you. Breaking up the ground surface will also make it less widespread. Thanks.  I have been told it could be a fungus which comes from moss spores. you don't live near the sea by jonnybabes
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15/05/2012 16:05:09
by Moonlit Hare
Poa, meadow grass
, just pull it out by hand.Any others suggestions?Thanks I'm afraid I don't understand your problem - my lawn has grass in it too - it's something I try to encourage amongst the moss - however, if you're intending to play Crown Green Bowls and you really by Robin3
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02/06/2012 05:49:15
by Dovefromabove
Slimy Fungus on gravel
with no success. Try spraying with a moss and algae killer, available at garden centres. That should get rid of it. Thanks for that we'll give it a try. Need something quick as it is spreading faster than the triffids did! Anyone else actually got the stuff by Barberry
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08/08/2012 18:34:20
by Dovefromabove
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