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14-03-2010, 03:39 PM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking
lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) -- http://www.Voucherfreebies.co.uk http://www.holidayunder100.co.uk |
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14-03-2010, 04:40 PM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 15:39:00 +0000, mogga wrote:
Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. Good grief not a chance yet. The grass around here is looking like it did at the end of summer '76, golden brown. The snow drops are just starting to bloom and more of the daffs are 1" above the ground, the most advanced might be 2". Been quite a thaw in the last 36 hrs our clearance heaps from the snow that fell on the 27th Feb (3") and 2nd March (2") have finally disappeared. The remnants of the larger drifts (5') from the Dec/Jan period are reduced by 50%. They are still skiing on Yad Moss a few miles down the road, 18" or so on the top but it's starting to get a bit patchy low down. -- Cheers Dave. |
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14-03-2010, 06:17 PM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
"mogga" wrote in message ... Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) No. Neighbour has, though, and it looks pretty good. Then again he is selling his house. Our front lawn has a trailer on it (small lawn, big trailer). Our rear lawn has scaffold boards across it, a garden swing and a sun lounger (!) and loads of bits of concrete and wood and stuff on it. One small area may benefit from cutting, but not just yet. The rear lawn is also profiled like a roller coaster and may well be a write off after all the abuse it has suffered over winter. I do have two petrol lawnmowers at the moment, which is definitely overkill. Cheers Dave R |
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14-03-2010, 06:49 PM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
On Mar 14, 6:17*pm, "David WE Roberts"
wrote: "mogga" wrote in message ... Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) No. Neighbour has, though, and it looks pretty good. Then again he is selling his house. Our front lawn has a trailer on it (small lawn, big trailer). Our rear lawn has scaffold boards across it, a garden swing and a sun lounger (!) and loads of bits of concrete and wood and stuff on it. One small area may benefit from cutting, but not just yet. The rear lawn is also profiled like a roller coaster and may well be a write off after all the abuse it has suffered over winter. I do have two petrol lawnmowers at the moment, which is definitely overkill. Cheers Dave R Haven't seen enough growth yet. Dog has covered lawn in semi chewed bits of stick (the front garden belongs to him, the veg garden out back is mine. If I could work out a way to tie a lawnmower (or vacuum cleaner) to a tail the world would be a happier place |
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15-03-2010, 08:42 AM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
"mogga" wrote in message ... Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) -- Mine are no where near needing mowing, but I may get the roller driven rotary mower out next weekend to roll it all and clear up all the debris. What I have done however is fill a couple of big dips with soil. How soon can I sow the grass seed? Mike |
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15-03-2010, 08:43 AM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 18:17:17 -0000, "David WE Roberts"
wrote: "mogga" wrote in message .. . Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) No. Neighbour has, though, and it looks pretty good. Then again he is selling his house. Ah so is our neighbour - or he said he was (End of last year He'd mentioned how much the EA told him it was worth which still causes me much amusement now) Our front lawn has a trailer on it (small lawn, big trailer). Our rear lawn has scaffold boards across it, a garden swing and a sun lounger (!) and loads of bits of concrete and wood and stuff on it. One small area may benefit from cutting, but not just yet. The rear lawn is also profiled like a roller coaster and may well be a write off after all the abuse it has suffered over winter. I do have two petrol lawnmowers at the moment, which is definitely overkill. Cheers Dave R -- http://www.Voucherfreebies.co.uk http://www.holidayunder100.co.uk |
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15-03-2010, 05:00 PM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
In message , Muddymike
writes "mogga" wrote in message .. . Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) -- Mine are no where near needing mowing, but I may get the roller driven rotary mower out next weekend to roll it all and clear up all the debris. What I have done however is fill a couple of big dips with soil. How soon can I sow the grass seed? Mike Soon as it gets warm enough (and wet enough) to germinate it - probably mid-April -- hugh It may be more complicated but is it better? |
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15-03-2010, 05:05 PM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
"mogga" wrote Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) Did ours today before going down the allotment to do some rotovating and weeding. -- Regards Bob Hobden W.of London. UK |
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16-03-2010, 07:23 AM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
"Muddymike" wrote in message om... "mogga" wrote in message ... Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) -- Mine are no where near needing mowing, but I may get the roller driven rotary mower out next weekend to roll it all and clear up all the debris. What I have done however is fill a couple of big dips with soil. How soon can I sow the grass seed? Mike you can seed now the soil temperature is rising daily and more sunlight |
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16-03-2010, 12:19 PM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
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says... Neighbour across the road has today. He's always got nice looking lawns .. is folllowing his lead and getting out there now the right thing to do (It's SO cold though!) Yes about 10 days ago -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea |
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16-03-2010, 01:09 PM
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Have you mowed the lawn yet?
On 14 Mar, 15:39, mogga wrote:
Neighbour across the road has today. I havn't even walked on ours since November. I don't own a pair of waders. |
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