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why do I have some lush green patches of grass on my lawn, as if it grows
faster -- Regards p.mc For personal replies please leave or type signature "p.mc" In the body of the message otherwise posts will not be received. Thanks |
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Lush green patches can be 'bitch marks' or the start of a growth of fungi.
Unless the lawn is to be of 'golf green' quality neither will be a real problem. Best Wishes Brian. "p.mc" wrote in message ... why do I have some lush green patches of grass on my lawn, as if it grows faster -- Regards p.mc For personal replies please leave or type signature "p.mc" In the body of the message otherwise posts will not be received. Thanks |
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I should start selling bitch **** as lawn fertilizer then, 'cause it's
better than the rest of my lawn :-)) Cheers Brian -- Regards p.mc For personal replies please leave or type signature "p.mc" In the body of the message otherwise posts will not be received. Thanks "Brian" wrote in message ... Lush green patches can be 'bitch marks' or the start of a growth of fungi. Unless the lawn is to be of 'golf green' quality neither will be a real problem. Best Wishes Brian. "p.mc" wrote in message ... why do I have some lush green patches of grass on my lawn, as if it grows faster -- Regards p.mc For personal replies please leave or type signature "p.mc" In the body of the message otherwise posts will not be received. Thanks |
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The bitch mark will initially turn the grass brown because the urine is so
strong. As it breaks down it becomes a nitrogen rich fertilizer and causes the green marks. Dogs ie males, do not make these marks because they spread it up and around; but it is as strong a fertilizer. All urine makes a good fertilizer for grass. Lots of nitrogen. Regards Brian. "p.mc" wrote in message ... I should start selling bitch **** as lawn fertilizer then, 'cause it's better than the rest of my lawn :-)) Cheers Brian -- Regards p.mc For personal replies please leave or type signature "p.mc" In the body of the message otherwise posts will not be received. Thanks "Brian" wrote in message ... Lush green patches can be 'bitch marks' or the start of a growth of fungi. Unless the lawn is to be of 'golf green' quality neither will be a real problem. Best Wishes Brian. "p.mc" wrote in message ... why do I have some lush green patches of grass on my lawn, as if it grows faster -- Regards p.mc For personal replies please leave or type signature "p.mc" In the body of the message otherwise posts will not be received. Thanks |
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