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Lawn Care

if it means mowing round the patches. After care is a good feed and weed, they are all about the same twice from spring about six to eight weeks apart and water it in if dry. In Autumn after the last cut use Winter weed and feed and leave until the grass by Jem

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20/04/2012 23:59:36

by Tee Gee

840 m squared of all types of weeds.

then regular mowing of the lawn will help and when the lawn is established you can use a selective lawn weedkiller. Thank you both nutcutlet & Busy-Lizzie for your prompt responses. Looking at the web, people suggest Kurtail to kill Horsetail. Yes by George Aurther

14/01/2013 22:11:06

by nutcutlet

Introduction

troll. Aren't they tedious? does that mean we won't be having a deep and meaningful discussion about green plastic carpets? I had some lino once but it was not green-do not have any pictures to share. Hehe Lino grass , mop it over instead of mowing by Precision Greens

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26/02/2013 22:16:03

by LorraineP

repairing lawn with seed

it's had a few mowings you won't be able to tell (fingers crossed). Good luck Busy lizzie you are in the country side but we are surrounded with houses and concrete and a and my garden is protected with pollution But really we had some snow last by centuri

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07/03/2013 09:11:01

by Busy-Lizzie

leylandii

If you are going to do this then bark is the best option-turf will need mowing,the grass under the pots will go yellow and you will have to move them to cut grass The bark will need to be around 2 inches deep to deter weeds Lidl are currently doing 40 by Norma Ball

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14/03/2013 11:41:06

by Welshonion

Feeling good

Evening everyone.....what a lovely day it was today, still a bit cool but beautiful blue sky's. Makes getting out in to the garden so much nicer...I'm definitely a fair weather person and mowing my lawn for the first time this year felt great by yvonne parsons2

03/04/2013 08:21:51

by Verdun

Getting rid of daffodils

of grass when we came here. A few years' mowing and they'd gone Don't get me started on spanish bluebells... Thanks for the suggestions so far. I did remove the leaves to about 10" below soil level a few weeks ago but they are already showing through again by Topbird

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27/04/2013 22:12:39

by Topbird

Weed problem

problem with dandelions in the lawn, dandelion roots must grow down to Australia in my garden either that or they have built up a resistance to every weed killer known to man. The lawn however if kept short and regularly mowed doesn't show them. It's fed by Ian Hardy

22/05/2013 00:20:19

by Mummy Muddy Paws

Acer assistance - NEWBIE NEEDS HELP!

Hey everyone,My name is Amy and I am hoping you can help me as I am seriously new to all this gardening lark (Have LITERALLY only just mowed the lawn for the first time in my life). I have a well established Acer (No idea of the species) which I by Amy Smith

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30/04/2012 17:44:56

by Gold1locks

Rhus Typhina

, they sometimes throw up suckers (little plants) over the entire area covered by the roots. You may get some free ones, which you can detach and transplant, or just mow over them. Suckering often happens when a large tree falls over (and they do). Apologies by Websken

19/07/2012 07:04:24

by Websken

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