You could sell it, it's all the vogue now to have daisies in the lawn and
it's far more interesting than grass

Robert
"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message
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: In article ,
: John wrote:
: Hi,
: I have just moved from a centre of town tenemant building to a semi with
a
: 100 foot back garden. I have never done any gardening before but think
i'm
: going to enjoy it. My first problem though is that my lawn is totally
: covered with daisies. Is ther a way to get rid of these without damaging
the
: grass. I jsut cut it on Sunday and they have sprouted up again already.
: Any help would be greatly appreciated and you can bet your bottom dollar
: this won't be last question i will be asking. :-)
:
: Why not just enjoy them? As a lawn plant, they have a lot going for
: them - grass is very boring by comparison :-)
:
:
: Regards,
: Nick Maclaren.