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Flymo

you feel like doing after you have finished mowing. It can't be that bad that a blunt instrument could'nt scrape it off - as an ex-caterer 'clean as you go' is my philosophy. OH uses a trowel to scrape off the thick of it and an occasional blast by Chris9

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03/05/2012 12:54:32

by obelixx

wildflowers

foxgloves have done far better than some of the hybridised novelties. Another bonus this year has been the economic crisis. Councils seem not to have had the funds to do as much mowing of road-verges and other public spaces as usual, so there has been a by Aliesh

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12/07/2012 06:17:21

by Joe_the_Gardener

lawn problems

Hi, I got a new lawn this year and we laid it by turf. It was perfectly fine but i mowed it 2 months later and I think it over cut so there are many yellow patches in my lawn and It also looks dry. Are there any feeds that I can use in August by gardenflower

18/08/2012 12:41:49

by Palaisglide

Plant Identity & Treatrment

the roots near to the surface.I just mow over them.It may not be the same thing in your garden, just an idea! Hi Nola, Thanks for your reply. We have a large Hazel tree and do have alot of its saplings which we often remove. This however, is completely by DJJ

28/08/2012 12:18:08

by Berghill

LAWN DAMAGE

the grubs eat the roots so I guess some reseeding will be necessary - your advice on how best to proceed would be appreciated. I have little or no knowledge of lawn care save mowing, although I have scarified the lawn in an attempt to make things a little by pinkpeony

08/10/2012 12:52:22

by Christopher2

Sycamore invasion

't succumb to the plague, but we're in a hotspot right here We have a well beloved red sycamore and indeed it seeds everywhere. Pull out seedlings from flower beds, mow them down on grass - try to keep on top of them beause if they make it t a second by Norma Howarth

15/04/2013 14:18:59

by Bookertoo

lawn maintenance, under poor conditions

of sun all day. the cammelia has grown nearly double its size since autumn, and the sorbus has grown also but is quite slow. it has not flowered/fruited yet either (last year). i mowed the lawn for the first time this year at the weekend, and plan to rake by djjjuk

15/04/2013 14:31:38

by djjjuk

Removing block paving and laying Turf

but lately all front but a lot of the gardens big or small have been taken over by this lazy mans crazy for not mowing a lawn .Who wants unnatural material that's lifeless ,grass is alive and gives life to wildlife and you.Re- move the sharp sand and put by andy williams

15/04/2013 17:35:30

by nutcutlet

Crown Imperials

Just mowing my lawn and noticed a distinctly bad smell coming from tubs with daffs in. Closer inspection, I noticed the Crown Imperials which I planted two autumns ago (September 2011) are finally growing. Can't believe it. I'd given them up by Tim Burr

21/04/2013 13:59:37

by Bookertoo

Strimmer or mower?

-but honestly a hover one is your best option-from a safety point of view- mow down a slope not up it Go for the the biggest one you can handle For me it would be the rotary mower. Never really got the hang of a strimmer. The top of my garden is quite flat by Robathome

21/04/2013 19:47:52

by Robathome

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