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Grass help!
Hi all,
I have a bit of a dilemma and I thought someone might have some advice!
The landlord laid some new turf two weeks before we moved into this house, so about 8 weeks ago. It was looking really lush and green and I have cut it twice since we moved in. However, despite daily watering it's starting to look a bit grey and patchy and one part I cut a bit too short which is now looking awful!
Should I now switch to cutting weekly or should I just leave it to grow for a while?
I have some evergreen and some patch magic but not sure what to use. The evergreen says not to use on new turf so I'm hesitant to try it! Should I spread patch magi over the patch I cut too short?
Thanks,
Kevin
I have a bit of a dilemma and I thought someone might have some advice!
The landlord laid some new turf two weeks before we moved into this house, so about 8 weeks ago. It was looking really lush and green and I have cut it twice since we moved in. However, despite daily watering it's starting to look a bit grey and patchy and one part I cut a bit too short which is now looking awful!
Should I now switch to cutting weekly or should I just leave it to grow for a while?
I have some evergreen and some patch magic but not sure what to use. The evergreen says not to use on new turf so I'm hesitant to try it! Should I spread patch magi over the patch I cut too short?
Thanks,
Kevin
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Try the patch magic & leave it for a couple of weeks before you mow. Then try not cutting so short thereafter.Truth always poses doubts & questions. Only lies are 100% believable, because they don't need to justify reality. - Carlos Ruiz Zafon, The Labyrinth of the Spirits0
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