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Old 18-02-2011, 06:51 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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Default Fairy rings. Copied from uk.d-i-y

Never underestimate WD40.

I once had a large fairy ring in the front garden, about 12' across. I
sprayed the heads with WD40, and then again after about a week.

In the autumn they made a reappearance, and got the same treatment.
The following spring the survivors got another dose, and that was it.
They disappeared never to return.

It was a*lot* easier than digging up the soil, getting rid of it, and
refilling the hole and replanting.

TF

Don

 
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