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Posted: 23-02-2014 , 10:57 AM #1 |
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Location: Wexford, Kerry
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Ideas pls Lawn ruined by weather & dogs
Any ideas as to what to do with ruined grass, other then relay
pls ideas welcome......holey patchy drowned grass not pretty.... thanks |
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Posted: 28-02-2014 , 12:25 AM #2 |
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Location: Kilcullen, Co. Kildare
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Messy lawn
Mine's the same. We've a big dog and with the rain and her, the grass is a mess. It's hubby's job to scoop the poop but he's been busy at work so it's horrid at the moment!
Might even call someone in to do it while he's in work. I'd suggest you get a professional in to give you a quote and fix it if it's affordable. He might not have to do the whole lawn. Tootsie |
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Posted: 28-02-2014 , 08:39 AM #3 |
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lawn
many thanks its such a dilemma. good luck with yours also. regards sue
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Posted: 27-03-2014 , 09:16 AM #4 |
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Location: Moate, Co. Westmeath
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Get tough grass seed for back gardens and under swings/slides etc. You can sow it in patches. We have two dogs and they wreck the place every winter. Trick is to contain the dogs for a couple of weeks(might mean lots of going out for walks) and give the grass seed a chance. It does actually recover. Cheaper than re-doing especially as you know dog is going to do the same thing again.
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