I intend to treat my lawn to get rid of weeds (clover, dandelions etc) and moss
with a treatment I have to water on. Is it best to leave it until they start
growing or can I do it now with maybe another treatment in late March early April?

TIA

On Sat, 03 Jan 2004 10:54:57 GMT, green earth
wrote:

I intend to treat my lawn to get rid of weeds (clover, dandelions etc) and moss
with a treatment I have to water on. Is it best to leave it until they start
growing or can I do it now with maybe another treatment in late March early April?

It's best to read the instructions carefully, that came with the
treatment.
--
Martin

In article , green
earth writes
I intend to treat my lawn to get rid of weeds (clover, dandelions etc) and moss
with a treatment I have to water on. Is it best to leave it until they start
growing or can I do it now with maybe another treatment in late March early
April?

Depends where you are.
We are in Lancaster and never do it before mid April.
The grass and weeds must be growing 'strongly'.

--
Jane Ransom in Lancaster.
I won't respond to private emails that are on topic for urg
but if you need to email me for any other reason, put ransoms
at jandg dot demon dot co dot uk where you see

"green earth" wrote in message
...
I intend to treat my lawn to get rid of weeds (clover, dandelions etc) and
moss
with a treatment I have to water on. Is it best to leave it until they
start
growing or can I do it now with maybe another treatment in late March
early April?

The usual lawn herbicides should be applied when the grass and weeds are
growing strongly, so spring would be better.

Franz

"green earth" wrote in message
...
I intend to treat my lawn to get rid of weeds (clover, dandelions etc) and
moss
with a treatment I have to water on. Is it best to leave it until they
start
growing or can I do it now with maybe another treatment in late March
early April?

The usual lawn herbicides should be applied when the grass and weeds are
growing strongly, so spring would be better.

Franz