Hi there,

In August I moved into a new house, the garden was well used, a big dog and
4 young children had taken it's toll. I thought it was best just to leave it
for the winter and let it rejuvenate, this has worked to an extent the grass
is now nice and thick and green rather than bald and brown, however round
the boarder of the grass next to the fence it's still bald.

Are there any products that I can use now in the winter to help give the
grass some like?
Many thanks

Kevin

"kev" wrote in
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In August I moved into a new house, the garden was well used, a big
dog and 4 young children had taken it's toll. I thought it was best
just to leave it for the winter and let it rejuvenate, this has worked
to an extent the grass is now nice and thick and green rather than
bald and brown, however round the boarder of the grass next to the
fence it's still bald.

Are there any products that I can use now in the winter to help give
the grass some like?

Think you'd be better leaving it till the spring. The grass won't be doing
much active growing now, so anything you add won't do a lot of good, and
will probably have washed away by the time it starts into life again.

You may well find that the bald bits that are left will come springing back
in April anyway. If it were me, I'd give it a gentle mow with the mower set
high next spring, and sprinkle some extra grass seed on any extra-bald
areas.

Victoria Clare

give it an autum feed this will give the roots a boost also give a light
rake and cut now b4 the frosts start also throw some seed down it may take
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"kev" wrote in
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In August I moved into a new house, the garden was well used, a big
dog and 4 young children had taken it's toll. I thought it was best
just to leave it for the winter and let it rejuvenate, this has worked
to an extent the grass is now nice and thick and green rather than
bald and brown, however round the boarder of the grass next to the
fence it's still bald.

Are there any products that I can use now in the winter to help give
the grass some like?

Think you'd be better leaving it till the spring. The grass won't be
doing
much active growing now, so anything you add won't do a lot of good, and
will probably have washed away by the time it starts into life again.

You may well find that the bald bits that are left will come springing
back
in April anyway. If it were me, I'd give it a gentle mow with the mower
set
high next spring, and sprinkle some extra grass seed on any extra-bald
areas.

Victoria Clare