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24-04-2010, 04:01 PM
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verdone extra usage
Hi
first time post - so take it easy on me. After 3 years of owning my own place I figured I should get the lawn in a better state. The lawn was full of weeds, mainly dandelions. Using the concentrated verdone extra solution in a watering can, they look fairly dead now (treated 4 days ago). Lying flat and gorged (I beleive the hormonal treatment makes them grow faster than they can sustain). Question is, do I mow the lawn and leave them to dissapear on their own. Or do I have to purchase a special removal tool (to get root out)? cheers BF |
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27-04-2010, 03:43 PM
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On Apr 24, 11:01*am, bigfoot
wrote: Hi first time post - so take it easy on me. *After 3 years of owning my own place I figured I should get the lawn in a better state. * The lawn was full of weeds, mainly dandelions. Using the concentrated verdone extra solution in a watering can, they look fairly dead now (treated 4 days ago). Lying flat and gorged (I beleive the hormonal treatment makes them grow faster than they can sustain). Question is, do I mow the lawn and leave them to dissapear on their own. Or do I have to purchase a special removal tool (to get root out)? cheers BF -- bigfoot No need to remove root. It will decay away. |
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29-04-2010, 01:38 AM
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On Apr 24, 10:01*am, bigfoot
wrote: Hi first time post - so take it easy on me. *After 3 years of owning my own place I figured I should get the lawn in a better state. * The lawn was full of weeds, mainly dandelions. Using the concentrated verdone extra solution in a watering can, they look fairly dead now (treated 4 days ago). Lying flat and gorged (I beleive the hormonal treatment makes them grow faster than they can sustain). Question is, do I mow the lawn and leave them to dissapear on their own. Or do I have to purchase a special removal tool (to get root out)? cheers BF -- bigfoot I love dandelions roots. I eat them for breakfast Yummy! |
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29-04-2010, 01:40 AM
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On Apr 24, 10:01*am, bigfoot
wrote: Hi first time post - so take it easy on me. *After 3 years of owning my own place I figured I should get the lawn in a better state. * The lawn was full of weeds, mainly dandelions. Using the concentrated verdone extra solution in a watering can, they look fairly dead now (treated 4 days ago). Lying flat and gorged (I beleive the hormonal treatment makes them grow faster than they can sustain). Question is, do I mow the lawn and leave them to dissapear on their own. Or do I have to purchase a special removal tool (to get root out)? cheers BF -- bigfoot I love dandelions and enjoy eating them for breakfast. Perfect to start a brand new morning YUM! |
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29-04-2010, 02:02 AM
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On Apr 24, 10:01*am, bigfoot
wrote: Hi first time post - so take it easy on me. *After 3 years of owning my own place I figured I should get the lawn in a better state. * The lawn was full of weeds, mainly dandelions. Using the concentrated verdone extra solution in a watering can, they look fairly dead now (treated 4 days ago). Lying flat and gorged (I beleive the hormonal treatment makes them grow faster than they can sustain). Question is, do I mow the lawn and leave them to dissapear on their own. Or do I have to purchase a special removal tool (to get root out)? cheers BF -- bigfoot No need to remove the root, they will eventually die. |
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29-04-2010, 02:08 AM
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On Apr 24, 10:01*am, bigfoot
wrote: Hi first time post - so take it easy on me. *After 3 years of owning my own place I figured I should get the lawn in a better state. * The lawn was full of weeds, mainly dandelions. Using the concentrated verdone extra solution in a watering can, they look fairly dead now (treated 4 days ago). Lying flat and gorged (I beleive the hormonal treatment makes them grow faster than they can sustain). Question is, do I mow the lawn and leave them to dissapear on their own. Or do I have to purchase a special removal tool (to get root out)? cheers BF -- bigfoot I let my dog eat the dandelions. |
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#7
29-04-2010, 02:50 AM
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hush wrote the following:
On Apr 24, 10:01 am, bigfoot wrote: Hi first time post - so take it easy on me. After 3 years of owning my own place I figured I should get the lawn in a better state. The lawn was full of weeds, mainly dandelions. Using the concentrated verdone extra solution in a watering can, they look fairly dead now (treated 4 days ago). Lying flat and gorged (I beleive the hormonal treatment makes them grow faster than they can sustain). Question is, do I mow the lawn and leave them to dissapear on their own. Or do I have to purchase a special removal tool (to get root out)? cheers BF -- bigfoot I love dandelions and enjoy eating them for breakfast. Perfect to start a brand new morning YUM! Dandelion wine will be perfect to end the day. -- Bill In Hamptonburgh, NY In the original Orange County. Est. 1683 To email, remove the double zeroes after @ |
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