Many thanks to all that helped me on my horrible moss problem (Moss -
7/5/13)
I now have one of the best looking lawns in the street and even the wife is
pleased.
I intend to do as advised in the last thread; fork it.
Q:
When do I fork it?
Do I need to put moss killer down again?

Sorry for being vague.

Cheers

Steve

On Sun, 4 Aug 2013 17:18:34 +0100, "Mr Pounder"
wrote:

Many thanks to all that helped me on my horrible moss problem (Moss -
7/5/13)
I now have one of the best looking lawns in the street and even the wife is
pleased.
I intend to do as advised in the last thread; fork it.
Q:
When do I fork it?
Do I need to put moss killer down again?

Sorry for being vague.

Cheers

Steve


Autumn or spring are the times to spike or fork the lawn. I prefer to
do it in the spring and use the autumn to go over the lawn with a
spring tine rake to remove the thatch (dead grass) that clogs the
surface. Others I know prefer to spike in the autumn and de-thatch in
the spring.

I usually give the lawn a feed in the spring. There are both liquid
and granular products available. The advantage of liquid over granular
is that it is almost impossible to over-apply. (Over applying granular
feed will scorch the grass and it'll be black for a while though it
will recover in time.)

There's always a bit of moss in my lawn in the spring so I usually use
Evergreen Complete. It'll do the feed/weed kill/moss control in one
go. It's available as both granules and a soluble powder.

--
Cheers, Jake
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Wilting just a little at the east end of Swansea Bay.