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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

Ground Cover Options?

suggestions? My first thought is seed it with grass. Did cross my mind! Was looking at a grass and wildflower mix but... thought I'd check on here to see if anyone thought of anything better... Have to get rid of those stumps to mowing, hard work there by SebUK

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21/04/2013 22:46:17

by Verdun

Unusal Lawn Plant

'd move them, you won't keep mowing the tops off and can observe progress by Julian Howden

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29/04/2013 14:26:05

by nutcutlet

Lawn not so good

a rotary mower for very reason you suggest..the cylinder just mowed over the prostrate long blades of rough grass. I also raised the cut. My lawn is lush, green and even....looks very good. It is now a mixture of grasses.....I oversow with dwarf by itsnotmyfault

06/05/2013 16:59:38

by Verdun

Clearing weeds from a paddock

the grass looking for any docks I missed and cutting off seed heads (those brownish/red things) and binning them. Docks are very persistant and, when the leaves are small, hard to spot. For what it's worth, we don't mow the grass short all through the year by andyjp007

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17/04/2012 21:48:04

by Ron Richards

Edging for bed

of lawn trim not sure how effective they are though , anyone have similar to deal with ? gissa picture-befuddled My experience of lawn trim -is that it is a pain to install and even more of a pain to keep in place and a pain when mowing So a bit of a by bunnysgarden

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12/02/2013 19:56:20

by Joe_the_Gardener

Going to try the theory of 2 cuts a week

and good grass stems grow from healthy roots. The most important thing for vigour is not how often you mow the lawn, but the height the blades are set at. You should not remove more than one third of the aveage height of the blades of grass, as this can by BrummieBen

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12/05/2013 01:35:32

by BrummieBen

Communal garden - council keeps destroying our plants

to that they will maintain the garden - she must have some paperwork somewhere. Good luck. Who actually does the 'mowing' and 'weed killer spreading'? - if its the local authority, they may able to be contacted via the relevant dept in the council, but this wouldn by Name Withheld

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12/05/2013 15:56:43

by Joe_the_Gardener

Talkback: How to repair a lawn patch

I can mow lawn? I did this and usd adans tip and covered with polythene. I now have a scorched brown unsightly mess on my laen, where the sun has burn't the grass. Take care with this. Hi it has been very dry of late and my lawn is starting to look by Judiesscrapbook

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13/06/2012 21:37:15

by sotongeoff

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