In article , Simon simon.wiltshire@
highstream.com writes
I dont want compost!!

I just want a lawn that the kids can play on, without worrying they will
decide to eat them.

There's plenty of things in the garden that will harm them if they eat
them! Until you can be sure they won't eat anything without asking you
first, you're going to have to be watching them pretty closely. Mowing
the lawn will get rid of that crop of mushrooms, and you can keep an eye
out for when the next batch comes up.

By the way, the convention in this group is to bottom (or in line) post.
Top posting within this convention breaks the order of the thread and
makes answers more difficult to read.


"Franz Heymann" wrote in message
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"Simon" wrote in message
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Hi All

Can anybody recommend any treatment to stop Toadstools growing in my
lawn.
The lawn is pretty newly laid and dies have good drainage.

Think positively: They are quietly making compost of something below
ground level.

Franz





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