Regular mowing of lawn will eventually kill couch grass?
Is this true?... I'm happy to mow lawn twice a week if so.
I have dug out lots on my lawn and plan to seed patches and overseed my lawn as removing some by hand has alerted me that I probably have about 30% of couch grass on my lawn at the minute
If so, should I mow on my lowest setting ?
I have dug out lots on my lawn and plan to seed patches and overseed my lawn as removing some by hand has alerted me that I probably have about 30% of couch grass on my lawn at the minute
If so, should I mow on my lowest setting ?
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
What weed killer do you recommend for the job?
Should I weed kill the whole area again seven days later just to be safe?
Rake all the dead grass off to bare soil then put a light topping of fresh top soil, fertilise, then seed?
Sorry for so many questions
Jamie
I think it would take rather longer to kill couch grass than seven days . What were you using to kill it off with? Sorry but It does not even go yellow for about three weeks, the roots are long and very tough. You are brave.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
What a nightmare this stuff is!!
I plan to spray the whole of my lawn twice, then remove all the turf... Should I turn all my soil over after this and spray the soil again to be safe?
I'm now going to returf rather than seed to allow us to have a lawn for the summer.
Thanks for any help... I thought to ask again regards best practice dealing with this stuff as want to make sure it's completely gone.
I had walls built in my garden last year and my lawn was seriously neglected and not watered and left to grow, hence why I think my couch grass issue is so bad.. I think my lawn as a guess is 40% couch grass