FAQs
- How
often should I cut my lawn to keep it looking good?... ?
- How
can I get the grass to grow beneath my tree?... ?
- Where
can I find good quality turf in Kent ... ?
- Why has
my lawn gone brown ?
- My
Lawn Gone Yellow?
- When
should I feed my Lawn?
[How long is a piece of string basically! BUT! As a good guide, once per
week in the peak growing times - Spring and Autumn. Less in the Summer -
and raise the blades on your mower during these months. ]
- [There are several problems here. the ground under trees is
usually compacted, so forking it and brushing in a top dressing will
be a good start.
- Secondly, shade is an obvious problem, so if this is the case
with you, then sprinkle a bit of grass seed containing meadow grass
in it.
- Thirdly - and it works wonders - don't cut the grass under trees
too often - just every third normal cut, and RAISE the blades so
that it is not too short. Need I say that it will also require a bit
more watering in this area, but the previous comments will do better
for you.. ]
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[Marden Turf -
Where else!.]
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- [If you have fed it during the last week or so, you may have
put the feed on either a bit too heavy, or perhaps unevenly. If this
is the case, then you need to drench the lawn, and perhaps re-seed
in a few weeks time.
- If you have used a weedkiller - I assume that it was a proper
LAWN weedkiller, and not a general weedkiller. General weedkillers
kill grasses as well as weeds. Lawn weedkillers just kill the WEEDS
in the lawn.
- If it is just brown patches up to 12in across, and you have a
lady dog, then her urine will kill off the grass. Water it well -
take your bitch out for exercise, and all should be well.]
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[If it winter, then yellowing of the lawn can be caused by the type of
grasses that make up your lawn! Some do not stay a good green colour in
the winter. The good news is, that it will turn green once it warms up
in the spring.
A dull, dark winter can also cause yellowing - as can hard frosts.
If it is in summer, then either drought - or lack of feed!]
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[As soon as there is a bit of growth in the spring, then again in early
summer. NOT on a dry lawn. Either wait for some rain, and do it the day
after, or water the lawn well before - and AFTER.]
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