A bit hit & miss that .... would depend so much on what you had been eating in previous 12 Hrs ........ wonder what teh effect of Lamb Bhuna & onion Bhaji would be on a lawn?
A bit hit & miss that .... would depend so much on what you had been eating in previous 12 Hrs ........ wonder what teh effect of Lamb Bhuna & onion Bhaji would be on a lawn?
On Sun, 14 Jun 2015 21:40:47 +0100, rick wrote:
Ask whoever was living in one the desirable properties around here
G.Harman
An update...
You were not wrong.
I bought a large bag, followed the instructions carefully, watched the grass grow greener along with the weeds! Very few weeds were killed.
All these things are temporary solutions. The "burnt patches" are dead moss, nothing you have done wrong. You need to improve the drainage. If the lawn is shaded, you are on a hiding to nothing
Use a weedkiller,
I've used Verdone weedkiller and it was successful at killing lawn weeds.
There are others, containing some mixture or other of the active ingredients - Dicamba, Mecoprop-P, Fluroxypyr, Chlorpyralid, MCPA
In message , Chris French writes
At least one of those products has a long active life and will damage susceptible seedlings grown from composted lawn mowings. Quite what happens when they are passed on to the district council waste operatives is uncertain.
I've long since contracted out feeding and weed killing our lawn to a local company. They do a far better job and are cheaper than DIYing.
Tim
You can't have been using it right then. It still works fine.
That seems unlikely. I only buy my Spring weed & feed when it is being remaindered at half price in Autumn to make way for the unholy alliance of the Halloween Santas Grotto in the local mega garden centre.
Spot weeding with Verdone in a small sprayer and a 12" screwdriver suffices to keep the dandelions under control in the meantime.
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