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"Ade" writes:
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| Last year I bought some blue fescue grass, which grew well. This year it's
| formed a tall, brown, dead clump in the centre, with live grass growing from
| the dead bits. It's really ugly now. Is this the nature of the beast?
| Other than replanting it deep to cover the ugly growth, what can be done?

Well, that would solve the problem - by killing it.

It normally overwinters well, but may have suffered from the wet (it is
a dry terrain grass). You can clip the dead stuff off with shears.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.