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UptomeneckUptomeneck Posts: 56
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Hi I've got growth in my lawn area that I can't get rid of I've tried weed killer , evergreen lawn repair but nothing removes it Help please please see pics Many thanks, larry
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  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Posts: 82,737

    Hi Larry - to upload a picture on here you need to click on the green tree icon on the toolbar image

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  • UptomeneckUptomeneck Posts: 56
    Sorry can't find that on my iPhone is there another way ?
  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Posts: 82,737

    Oh, no it doesn't work for iPhones - can you upload the pics to a photo-hosting site and post the link?  Or have you access to a tablet or laptop or ............... almost anything but an iPhone? image

    The site is undergoing some changes and they're going to make it much more compatible with phones etc, but that doesn't help you and your lawn today ... sorry image

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  • UptomeneckUptomeneck Posts: 56
    Many thanks I'll try later and then hopefully it will work
  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Posts: 82,737

    Looking forward to trying to  help with your lawn image

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  • UptomeneckUptomeneck Posts: 56

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     Here are the pictures hope they are ok we do have mature conifers each side of our garden if this helps ,

    Cheers Larry

  • hogweedhogweed Posts: 4,053
    It looks like dead moss, presumably from using the weedkiller. If it is, rake it all out and resow with grass seed if necessary.
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  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Posts: 82,737

    Yep, dead moss killed by the lawn treatment - get a lawn rake either something like this http://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb428gdo-32cm-1300w-lawn-scarifier-230v-230v/48162

    then when you've removed the dead moss (and any dead grass = thatch) get some lawn seed, wait for a time in September when there is rain forecast and sprinkle the lawn seed all over your lawn.  The combination of warm soil and warm September rain will get the grass seed germinating quickly and within a couple of weeks you'll have a lovely green lawn again image

    In future rake/scarify/aerate every autumn and spring - you'll be so honed and toned your OH won't recognise you ..... and the lawn will look pretty good too image

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  • UptomeneckUptomeneck Posts: 56

    As this keeps coming back I have been told it could be roots from the conifers if it is partly due to that is there anything that can be done about that as well.

    regards, Larry

  • UptomeneckUptomeneck Posts: 56

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     Hi, although the moss has been killed but the small green sprout keep coming through do you think I need to dig this all out.

    regards Larry

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