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Why
Have a Lawn? A lawn is also extremely useful! It's great for walking on, ideal for playing games on and
lovely for just sitting on. It's soft, good looking and provides a
forgiving surface when kids and adults trip over. Modern grasses are very forgiving of neglect and severe
weather. With very little lawn care and maintenance, they can be improved greatly. Let GardenAction
show you how to make the most of the lawn in your garden. HOW TO USE THIS ARTICLE This article explains all about lawn care and
maintenance, and
some of it may not be relevant to you at this point in time. If this is the case, please
do use the 'Quick Index'
towards the top left of each page.
Simply click on a topic in the list and you will
be re-directed to your chosen subject. The 'Quick Index' appears
on each page so it's easy to skip around subjects.
Remember that these pages on lawn care
automatically adjust all dates (sowing, planting harvesting etc.)
to be correct for the area where you live. But only if you record
your home town with us. If you haven't done this yet, do it now by
clicking here.
It will only take a minute and once done it never need be done again!
Below is a complete list of links to the topics covered by these lawn pages.
Click on any of them to get detailed information or simply press the "NEXT PAGE" link at the
bottom of all the lawn pages to read the articles from beginning to end. BASIC LAWN CARE TOOLS
THE BASICS OF LAYING A NEW LAWN
PREPARING THE SITE FOR A NEW LAWN
SELECTING AND SOWING GRASS SEED Name: Sue Name: David Ball Name: srikrushna behera Name: marianne del Valle Name: rick
A lawn is the canvas on which you can draw the garden you dream of. In
winter it will provide colour and life when other plants are scarce. In
summer it will pull together and frame all the features and colours in your garden.
NO MOWER LAWNS
E-mail: supersuzie415@btinternet.com
Date posted: September 22, 2011 - 04:39 am
Message: My lawn is plagued with worm casts, any ideas how to stop them?
E-mail: david.ball543@ntlworld.com
Date posted: July 04, 2011 - 11:36 am
Message: Many areas of my lawn are growing well, others are bare and very hard soil, with no apparent growth in spite of feeding. How best to loosen up surface to promote growth? Spiking with fork is out!
E-mail: Private
Date posted: November 27, 2010 - 03:40 am
Message: plz sir e mail me all type of photos of garden features.
E-mail: simbamar39@aol.com
Date posted: September 23, 2010 - 09:21 am
Message: Pease send gardening advice information as you ge new information. Thank you.
E-mail: maxeyrick@aol.com
Date posted: August 01, 2010 - 08:09 am
Message: laid new turf 1 month ago lawn has taken very well and have been cutting at least twice a week.however not as flat as I would have liked should I roll lawn