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Improving grass quality without effecting wildlife
Started this discussion. Last reply by Benjamin O'Neill Sep 8, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all,Yesterday I went to look at a factory / office unit owned by a current customer. He has alot of important visitors every week and therefore wants it looking at its best all the time…Continue
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"This pic is from spring 2012, its nice to look back and see what a dry day looks like! We took 50 sacks of thatch and moss off this lawn."
Nick Palmer replied to Phil Voice's discussion Show us your snow pictures"This is what bolton woke up to. You could see grass again yesterday afternoon, but its still coming down now so its an odd job and paper work day here!
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Benjamin O'Neill replied to Nick Palmer's discussion Improving grass quality without effecting wildlife"Surely ther are chemicals on the market form situations like this ?"
James Dixon replied to Nick Palmer's discussion Improving grass quality without effecting wildlife"Could you leave the margins of the pond uncut? That would create a buffer zone to soak off some of the nitrogen run off. Otherwise you are talking about an interceptor drain or something.
A reed bed 'filtration system' around…"
Nick Palmer posted a discussionImproving grass quality without effecting wildlife
Hi all,Yesterday I went to look at a factory / office unit owned by a current customer. He has alot of important visitors every week and therefore wants it looking at its best all the time (unfortunately the current contractor is doing the opposite). One thing that will be required is improving the grassed areas to the front of the building. Normally this would be easy. Moss killing, Scarifing, correct balanced fertilisers, selective weedkiller, etc. However there is a great big pond!! Its full…See More
Nick Palmer replied to Gary, GS Grounds Maintenance's discussion HAYTER MOWERS IN THE WET"Its wet here in the north west, so mowing in the wet is unavoidable unfortunately. I agree with Robbie Lynn's comment regards the grass bag. The fine holes in the material become clugged up so easily when using the machines in the wet and that…"
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