Recently I re-seeded a few patches on my lawn. i covered the seeds with a
light sprinkling of B+Q multi purpose compost. the seeds germinated great,
and the grass around the immediate area is very green and lush, and has
remained so. Would it be a problem to lightly cover the whole lawn with this
compost?

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Regards,
Stu Devereux.
Fax no. 08701339568
(Outside UK fax 448701339568)
E-mail.

'Stewart',

Best to spike (aerate) the lawn and treat it with a gritty compost which
you can brush into the holes with a besom. That type of treatment is a
blessing to any lawn.

Using compost on its own will tend to clog up the lawn and is not
recommended.

Regards,
Emrys Davies



"Stewart Devereux" wrote in message
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Recently I re-seeded a few patches on my lawn. i covered the seeds
with a
light sprinkling of B+Q multi purpose compost. the seeds germinated
great,
and the grass around the immediate area is very green and lush, and
has
remained so. Would it be a problem to lightly cover the whole lawn
with this
compost?

--
Regards,
Stu Devereux.
Fax no. 08701339568
(Outside UK fax 448701339568)
E-mail.

In article , Stewart Devereux
writes
Recently I re-seeded a few patches on my lawn. i covered the seeds with a
light sprinkling of B+Q multi purpose compost. the seeds germinated great,
and the grass around the immediate area is very green and lush, and has
remained so. Would it be a problem to lightly cover the whole lawn with this
compost?

No problem at all AFAICS, better still if you add a small quantity of
sharp sand to the compost.
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Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

What is the best way to 'Feed and weed' a lawn is it a liquid fertilizer or
a granulated feed is one better for the lawn than the other?

Stephen
http://uk.geocities.com/gardeningforpleasureuk/

"Alan Gould" wrote in message
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In article , Stewart Devereux
writes
Recently I re-seeded a few patches on my lawn. i covered the seeds with a
light sprinkling of B+Q multi purpose compost. the seeds germinated
great,
and the grass around the immediate area is very green and lush, and has
remained so. Would it be a problem to lightly cover the whole lawn with
this
compost?

No problem at all AFAICS, better still if you add a small quantity of
sharp sand to the compost.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.