"john" wrote in message
. rogers.com...
i recently purchase a home that has some damage to the front lawn ... the
next door neighbor tells me that someone came last year and sprayed the
lawn
( with what i do not know ) and after it was sprayed it went down hill in
certain parts of the lawn ... these parts of the lawn are dead and have
turned to be like a sponge .. i wondering how to repair it .. is it
possible
that those areas have been poisioned ... also in the area is what appears
to
be a small flowering schrub of some kind .. im attaching a picture of the
affected area .. and help would be greatly appreciated




You attached a huge binary to that post John. That's a nono. This isn't a
binary newsgroup. You should post the photo somewhere else and provide a
link to it.

In answer to your question though I would say this. To me the damage looks
like grubs, but could be some other insect, depending on where you live.

The lawn doesn't care if it's been poisoned or not btw. Only people do.

Peter H

lol thx for being a dick and complaining about a photo

dumbass
"Peter H" wrote in message
le.rogers.com...

"john" wrote in message
. rogers.com...
i recently purchase a home that has some damage to the front lawn ...
the
next door neighbor tells me that someone came last year and sprayed the
lawn
( with what i do not know ) and after it was sprayed it went down hill
in
certain parts of the lawn ... these parts of the lawn are dead and have
turned to be like a sponge .. i wondering how to repair it .. is it
possible
that those areas have been poisioned ... also in the area is what
appears
to
be a small flowering schrub of some kind .. im attaching a picture of
the
affected area .. and help would be greatly appreciated




You attached a huge binary to that post John. That's a nono. This isn't a
binary newsgroup. You should post the photo somewhere else and provide a
link to it.

In answer to your question though I would say this. To me the damage looks
like grubs, but could be some other insect, depending on where you live.

The lawn doesn't care if it's been poisoned or not btw. Only people do.

Peter H

"john" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com...
lol thx for being a dick and complaining about a photo

dumbass
"Peter H" wrote in message
le.rogers.com...

"john" wrote in message
. rogers.com...
i recently purchase a home that has some damage to the front lawn ...
the
next door neighbor tells me that someone came last year and sprayed
the
lawn
( with what i do not know ) and after it was sprayed it went down hill
in
certain parts of the lawn ... these parts of the lawn are dead and
have
turned to be like a sponge .. i wondering how to repair it .. is it
possible
that those areas have been poisioned ... also in the area is what
appears
to
be a small flowering schrub of some kind .. im attaching a picture of
the
affected area .. and help would be greatly appreciated




You attached a huge binary to that post John. That's a nono. This isn't
a
binary newsgroup. You should post the photo somewhere else and provide a
link to it.

In answer to your question though I would say this. To me the damage
looks
like grubs, but could be some other insect, depending on where you live.

The lawn doesn't care if it's been poisoned or not btw. Only people do.

Peter H



Well I wasn't complaining about the photo John I was just letting you know
the rules of the road, even if they are ignored most of the time.

Peter H

hey Peter you think im actually that stupid .... man what some people try to
impose as an "made up rule" lol
"Peter H" wrote in message
t.cable.rogers.com...

"john" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com...
lol thx for being a dick and complaining about a photo

dumbass
"Peter H" wrote in message
le.rogers.com...

"john" wrote in message
. rogers.com...
i recently purchase a home that has some damage to the front lawn
....
the
next door neighbor tells me that someone came last year and sprayed
the
lawn
( with what i do not know ) and after it was sprayed it went down
hill
in
certain parts of the lawn ... these parts of the lawn are dead and
have
turned to be like a sponge .. i wondering how to repair it .. is it
possible
that those areas have been poisioned ... also in the area is what
appears
to
be a small flowering schrub of some kind .. im attaching a picture
of
the
affected area .. and help would be greatly appreciated




You attached a huge binary to that post John. That's a nono. This
isn't
a
binary newsgroup. You should post the photo somewhere else and provide
a
link to it.

In answer to your question though I would say this. To me the damage
looks
like grubs, but could be some other insect, depending on where you
live.

The lawn doesn't care if it's been poisoned or not btw. Only people
do.

Peter H



Well I wasn't complaining about the photo John I was just letting you know
the rules of the road, even if they are ignored most of the time.

Peter H

"john" wrote in message
.rogers.com...
hey Peter you think im actually that stupid .... man what some people try
to
impose as an "made up rule" lol
"Peter H" wrote in message
t.cable.rogers.com...

"john" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com...
lol thx for being a dick and complaining about a photo

dumbass
"Peter H" wrote in message
le.rogers.com...

"john" wrote in message
. rogers.com...
i recently purchase a home that has some damage to the front lawn
...
the
next door neighbor tells me that someone came last year and
sprayed
the
lawn
( with what i do not know ) and after it was sprayed it went down
hill
in
certain parts of the lawn ... these parts of the lawn are dead and
have
turned to be like a sponge .. i wondering how to repair it .. is
it
possible
that those areas have been poisioned ... also in the area is what
appears
to
be a small flowering schrub of some kind .. im attaching a picture
of
the
affected area .. and help would be greatly appreciated




You attached a huge binary to that post John. That's a nono. This
isn't
a
binary newsgroup. You should post the photo somewhere else and
provide
a
link to it.

In answer to your question though I would say this. To me the damage
looks
like grubs, but could be some other insect, depending on where you
live.

The lawn doesn't care if it's been poisoned or not btw. Only people
do.

Peter H



Well I wasn't complaining about the photo John I was just letting you
know
the rules of the road, even if they are ignored most of the time.

Peter H





Well John I didn't make up the rules.

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Peter H