Is there an effective way of getting rid of clover on a lawn? I started with
a small amount which was OK but it has spread quite a lot.



Gavin

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Is there an effective way of getting rid of clover on a lawn?

I got rid of a lot in mine just using Levington's 'Evergreen complete',
depends if you want/need to feed it as well. Otherwise try Clovertox.

Mind you it is not a once and forever answer!

HTH

Jennifer - in Bristol

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... Otherwise try Clovertox.

Sorry think it is now called Clover-Kil - well that is the one
Levington do/did and Tumbleweed do/did Clover.

Jennifer

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Is there an effective way of getting rid of clover on a lawn? I started
with
a small amount which was OK but it has spread quite a lot.

Verdone!

Alan




Gavin

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"gavin" wrote in message
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Is there an effective way of getting rid of clover on a lawn? I started
with
a small amount which was OK but it has spread quite a lot.

Verdone!

Alan

Thanks for the replies. I don't mind if I don't get rid of it all - I'm sure
those products will do the business for me.



Gavin

On 11/8/06 18:40, in article ,
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"Alan Holmes" wrote in message
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"gavin" wrote in message
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Is there an effective way of getting rid of clover on a lawn? I started
with
a small amount which was OK but it has spread quite a lot.

Verdone!

Alan

Thanks for the replies. I don't mind if I don't get rid of it all - I'm sure
those products will do the business for me.

Gavin, just a quick thought re clover. It's not a big deal, IMO, to have it
in your lawn as long as it doesn't take over. BUT, if you do have it, stop
it from flowering if you have children. Either that, or don't let the
children run barefoot on the lawn because bees love clover flowers. Two out
of my three got stung when they were little and so did one of my dogs. I'm
cautious because I'm extremely allergic to bee stings and am one of those
for whom each sting produces a more violent reaction rather than a
resistance. That said, I used to keep bees!
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/

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On 11/8/06 18:40, in article ,
"gavin" wrote:


"Alan Holmes" wrote in message
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"gavin" wrote in message
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Is there an effective way of getting rid of clover on a lawn? I started
with
a small amount which was OK but it has spread quite a lot.

Verdone!

Alan

Thanks for the replies. I don't mind if I don't get rid of it all - I'm
sure
those products will do the business for me.

Gavin, just a quick thought re clover. It's not a big deal, IMO, to have
it
in your lawn as long as it doesn't take over. BUT, if you do have it,
stop
it from flowering if you have children. Either that, or don't let the
children run barefoot on the lawn because bees love clover flowers. Two
out
of my three got stung when they were little and so did one of my dogs.
I'm
cautious because I'm extremely allergic to bee stings and am one of those
for whom each sting produces a more violent reaction rather than a
resistance. That said, I used to keep bees!

You have reminded me that was one of the reasons I tried to keep it under
control when my children were small!

Alan

--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/