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Hi all,
I had my front and rear lawns returfed 2 years ago and they look reasonably good. However I have a few problems: I have a couple of bare patches on my rear lawn. Some broad bladed grass growing A type of weed/plant growing in the lawn I've never seen before. I mow once a week, not too short and put a weed & feed down last week. The weed & feed is doing it's job but hasn't killed this bizarre plant. How can I treat my lawn to resolve all three problems? Thanks, Rod |
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In message , rodfraser
writes Hi all, I had my front and rear lawns returfed 2 years ago and they look reasonably good. However I have a few problems: I have a couple of bare patches on my rear lawn. Some broad bladed grass growing A type of weed/plant growing in the lawn I've never seen before. I mow once a week, not too short and put a weed & feed down last week. The weed & feed is doing it's job but hasn't killed this bizarre plant. How can I treat my lawn to resolve all three problems? Thanks, Rod -- rodfraser Sow a bit of seed on the bare patches - you can get small lawn repair packs in some garden centres. Try a spot wee killer on your weed- I always go for Verdone. Broad bladed grass is a bit more difficult. Other than digging it out, the type of grass which thrives best depends on your soil type and pH. -- hugh Reply to address is valid at the time of posting |
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