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Why your lawn has lost its colour and how to bring it back to a healthy green. Usually it's feeding, sometimes it's water or compaction, and the videos show you how to tell.
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Stop the brown spots from pet damage and repair the patches already in your lawn, without falling out with the dog.
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Identify and deal with POA annua, Yorkshire fog and the other weed grasses that stand out a mile in a decent lawn.
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Step-by-step guide to fixing bumps, dips and uneven areas with topdressing. Get a smooth, professional finish.
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Why your lawn is bumpy in the first place and exactly what to do about it for a smooth, even surface that stays that way.
8 videos Watch the fixesUsually it's a lack of nitrogen, and a proper feed will restore colour within 2 to 3 weeks. It could also be overwatering, underwatering, or compacted soil. The video guide above walks you through a full diagnosis.
Rake out the dead grass, water well to dilute the remaining salts, add a thin layer of topsoil, overseed, and keep it moist. To prevent new patches, water the area straight after your dog goes.
Probably POA annua or Yorkshire fog, weed grasses that grow faster than your lawn. No selective herbicide can kill them, so the game is building a thick lawn that outcompetes them.
For small bumps, apply thin layers of topsoil (1cm max), work it into the low spots, and let the grass grow through. Repeat until level. Best done in spring or autumn while the grass is actively growing.
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