No No No you have to do it with love, it's gardening for Gods sake not pottery, Percy would be turning in his grave
The whole lawn needs digging out, new topsoil, level/tread it down then re turf or seed, i thought this is your niche, gardening, and here i am a simple bricklayer giving advice to a gardener on such a challenging project.
Just leave it alone apart from a good watering. Mine looked like that 3 weeks ago but with the recent downpours it is now recovering.
Give it a bit of time and see how it goes, once its recovering try some feed and weed.
Just leave it alone apart from a good watering. Mine looked like that 3 weeks ago but with the recent downpours it is now recovering.
Give it a bit of time and see how it goes, once its recovering try some feed and weed
Just leave it alone apart from a good watering. Mine looked like that 3 weeks ago but with the recent downpours it is now recovering.
Give it a bit of time and see how it goes, once its recovering try some feed and weed.
Evergreen 4 in 1. Needs to be used sparingly, less is more. It can look as if its killing the grass as it turns moss brown.
Spring and autumn for me, walk steadily and don't over cook the scattering. I use the spreader type container and then a refill. Or you could just use miracle grow I suppose or a general purpose fertilizer.
My lawn has a couple of corners against the paving that still need to green up and 1 spot where the daughters dog “watered” the lawn when we were dog sitting.
Endorse what Old Salt is saying. Just water it but don't overdo the water. Little and often is much more beneficial than a flood once a week.
If you have any bare patches then mix a few seeds with a handful of top soil, sprinkle it on and tamp down then give it a gentle water. Avoid walkingon the lawn as much as possible and try to use a sprinkler to save dragging a hose over it. I have been watering mine once early in the morning, again around lunch time then a final one early evening. Have your hose on the shower setting and move it fairly quickly from left to right then backwards going up and down. Move on to the next section and repeat. Your aim is to get the surface quite damp but not sopping wet. This will allow the water to penetrate the soil rather than run off the hardened surface. In a short time, (maybe a week to 10 days), with some sunshine your lawn will start to look more like its normal self.
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