20-08-2015, 10:05 PM
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Re: GRASS ... it cometh
One has had many gardening books and for a number of years and something called an iMac
(it's a computer) for about a decade.One is able (and does, frequently) search for information, because one likes to get it right and give everything a fair chance.
Thank you for your concern
20-08-2015, 10:08 PM
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Re: GRASS ... it cometh
Originally Posted by Rachel
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One has had many gardening books and for a number of years and something called an iMac (it's a computer) for about a decade.One is able (and does, frequently) search for information, because one likes to get it right and give everything a fair chance.
Thank you for your concern
21-08-2015, 11:12 PM
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Re: GRASS ... it cometh
When we moved in here last year( doesn't seem that long ago) the lawn well was not it was full of moss, actually we got up 13 industrial large sacks of the stuff or more.yes it was this bad all over afterwards
The "lawn looked more like a mud playground. With spiking and treatment and lawn seed it is just about returning to what is should be, by next year itshould look ok
Got it back to this ,another part of the garden but same as other side with previous bald area
I found this gadget on the internet for spiking the lawn
after spiking
and this cheap attachment for the petrol mower to get up the thick moss
Now it will just be a lawn mower as above with cutting blades attached instead and an electric lawn rake /scarifier
should be lot less work from now on
22-08-2015, 08:23 AM
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Same area of garden this morning
So it is coming along nicely, needs mowing just a few small patches which will grass over soon and hardly any moss if there is at all
The seeds where necessary were raked in with top soil compost just to give it something easy to help growth
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