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Liming and re seeding a lawn
Due to extensive moss coverage, more than 60%, on my front lawn, and
about 50% on the back lawn, I have used both the granule feed/weed and mosskiller, then a few weeks later I used the soluble mosskiller only from a watering can. I have now removed almost all the dead moss, and my plan was to spike the ground with a fork to aerate it. Then I was going to sprinkle lime all over both lawns, leave it for a few weeks then dress and re seed both lawns. The reason for this is because there are a number of bumps and hollows so it really needs levelled out a bit. Would this method be ok, and do I need to make sure that ALL the dead moss is removed before I do anything else? Thanks |
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Liming and re seeding a lawn
"Bob H" wrote in message ... Due to extensive moss coverage, more than 60%, on my front lawn, and about 50% on the back lawn, I have used both the granule feed/weed and mosskiller, then a few weeks later I used the soluble mosskiller only from a watering can. I have now removed almost all the dead moss, and my plan was to spike the ground with a fork to aerate it. Then I was going to sprinkle lime all over both lawns, leave it for a few weeks then dress and re seed both lawns. The reason for this is because there are a number of bumps and hollows so it really needs levelled out a bit. Would this method be ok, and do I need to make sure that ALL the dead moss is removed before I do anything else? Thanks Reseed and top dress wouldnt bother with liming an annual dose of iron would be more beneficial |
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Liming and re seeding a lawn
pied piper wrote:
"Bob H" wrote in message ... Due to extensive moss coverage, more than 60%, on my front lawn, and about 50% on the back lawn, I have used both the granule feed/weed and mosskiller, then a few weeks later I used the soluble mosskiller only from a watering can. I have now removed almost all the dead moss, and my plan was to spike the ground with a fork to aerate it. Then I was going to sprinkle lime all over both lawns, leave it for a few weeks then dress and re seed both lawns. The reason for this is because there are a number of bumps and hollows so it really needs levelled out a bit. Would this method be ok, and do I need to make sure that ALL the dead moss is removed before I do anything else? Thanks Reseed and top dress wouldnt bother with liming an annual dose of iron would be more beneficial So you say re seed before top dressing? Some places will have an inch or two of dressing, so would it still be ok? What about any remaing dead moss, is it ok if it was left? Thanks |
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