"Pam Moore" wrote in message
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On Wed, 02 May 2007 06:16:23 GMT, "Steve Davies"
wrote:

HI WONDER IF ANY KEEN GARDENING EXPERTS CAN HELP.
JUST RECENTLY HAD A LAB PUPPY WHIH HAS UNFORTUNATLY SCORCHED MY LAWN. IS
THERE A WAY OF RECOVERING MY LAWN BY EITHER RE-SEEDING OR WATERING

THANKS
STEVE


On GQT some time ago, it was said that adding a little tomato sauce to
a bitch's feed would prevent the scorch. Try it. I don't have a lawn
or a dog, so cannot vouch for it!
For the lawn now, I would just give it a good watering and be patient.

indeed, over seasons the lawn should take care of itself. My lawn recovers
remarkably well from dog & cat **** and poop and dry summers. Your lawn will
recover well enough by itself if it is a standard fescue/rye/clover type
grass mix.

rob

HI WONDER IF ANY KEEN GARDENING EXPERTS CAN HELP.
JUST RECENTLY HAD A LAB PUPPY WHIH HAS UNFORTUNATLY SCORCHED MY LAWN. IS
THERE A WAY OF RECOVERING MY LAWN BY EITHER RE-SEEDING OR WATERING

THANKS
STEVE

"Steve Davies" wrote in message
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HI WONDER IF ANY KEEN GARDENING EXPERTS CAN HELP.
JUST RECENTLY HAD A LAB PUPPY WHIH HAS UNFORTUNATLY SCORCHED MY LAWN. IS
THERE A WAY OF RECOVERING MY LAWN BY EITHER RE-SEEDING OR WATERING


Firstly get some spray cleaner on your keyboard as the CAPS LOCK key is
stuck.
Second train the dog to pee in one place, preferably near your compost heap.
If no compost heap then a corner of earth that don't matter too much,
alternatively take the dog for a walk more.

As for the grass, cut out, re-turf or seed.
Water well.

On Wed, 02 May 2007 06:16:23 GMT, "Steve Davies"
wrote:

HI WONDER IF ANY KEEN GARDENING EXPERTS CAN HELP.
JUST RECENTLY HAD A LAB PUPPY WHIH HAS UNFORTUNATLY SCORCHED MY LAWN. IS
THERE A WAY OF RECOVERING MY LAWN BY EITHER RE-SEEDING OR WATERING

THANKS
STEVE


On GQT some time ago, it was said that adding a little tomato sauce to
a bitch's feed would prevent the scorch. Try it. I don't have a lawn
or a dog, so cannot vouch for it!
For the lawn now, I would just give it a good watering and be patient.



Pam in Bristol

"Steve Davies" wrote in message
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HI WONDER IF ANY KEEN GARDENING EXPERTS CAN HELP.
JUST RECENTLY HAD A LAB PUPPY WHIH HAS UNFORTUNATLY SCORCHED MY LAWN. IS
THERE A WAY OF RECOVERING MY LAWN BY EITHER RE-SEEDING OR WATERING

My Golden Retriever did the same to our lawn when we first got her. Strange
thing is the scorching stopped after a while and we now get strong growing
patches instead. I did nothing and am still not sure whether her pee changed
as she got older or the lawn got to like it.

Mike

Muddymike wrote:
"Steve Davies" wrote in message
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HI WONDER IF ANY KEEN GARDENING EXPERTS CAN HELP.
JUST RECENTLY HAD A LAB PUPPY WHIH HAS UNFORTUNATLY SCORCHED MY
LAWN. IS THERE A WAY OF RECOVERING MY LAWN BY EITHER RE-SEEDING OR
WATERING

My Golden Retriever did the same to our lawn when we first got her.
Strange thing is the scorching stopped after a while and we now get
strong growing patches instead. I did nothing and am still not sure
whether her pee changed as she got older or the lawn got to like it.

Mike

Did the pee compost the dead grass maybe?
--
ßôyþëtë
London, UK

"Muddymike" wrote in message
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My Golden Retriever did the same to our lawn when we first got her.
Strange thing is the scorching stopped after a while and we now get strong
growing patches instead. I did nothing and am still not sure whether her
pee changed as she got older or the lawn got to like it.


The lawn burn is caused by the dog's urine being high in nitrogen content.
If your dog has reduced its protein intake or drinks more water than it used
to, then this will reduce the concentration of nitrogen.

Nitrogen is a main component of lawn fertilizer, which is why you may see
extra grass growth if it rains soon after the dog has wee'd. If you gn the
garden at the same time as the dog, then just take a watering can and douse
the affected area.

In article , Pam Moore
writes


On GQT some time ago, it was said that adding a little tomato sauce to
a bitch's feed would prevent the scorch. Try it. I don't have a lawn
or a dog, so cannot vouch for it!
For the lawn now, I would just give it a good watering and be patient.


I think you'll find it's tomato juice not sauce Pam
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk

On Fri, 4 May 2007 22:50:36 +0100, Janet Tweedy
wrote:

In article , Pam Moore
writes


On GQT some time ago, it was said that adding a little tomato sauce to
a bitch's feed would prevent the scorch. Try it. I don't have a lawn
or a dog, so cannot vouch for it!
For the lawn now, I would just give it a good watering and be patient.


I think you'll find it's tomato juice not sauce Pam

Janet, you are right! I stand corrected.

Pam in Bristol