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Lawn feed week killer.

conradlarkin · 2012-04-29 20:57:20

Hello, I'm looking for some advise. I have a very large garden and I need to feed the lawn and kill weeds and moss. Can anyone recommend a good product but not too expensive. It would need to be dog friendly. Thanks

29-04-2012 8:57pm

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conradlarkin

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Hello, I'm looking for some advise. I have a very large garden and I need to feed the lawn and kill weeds and moss. Can anyone recommend a good product but not too expensive. It would need to be dog friendly. Thanks

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#2 29-04-2012 10:36pm

aujopimur

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D 50 for the weeds.
Sulphate of iron for the moss.
7/6/17 + potash for feed.
Go to your local agri supplier for best value.

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#3 01-05-2012 9:16pm

hughjohn

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aujopimur wrote: »

D 50 for the weeds.
Sulphate of iron for the moss.
7/6/17 + potash for feed.
Go to your local agri supplier for best value.

Agree entirely.
Don't use those all in one products from garden centres , they will cost more and won't work nearly as well , in fact totally useless IMO.

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#4 02-05-2012 8:16pm

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Well I wouldn't say they are useless.

I have always used the well known brand all in ones, and I always found that they worked.

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#5 03-05-2012 2:16pm

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Is D50 dog friendly?

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#6 03-05-2012 2:22pm

noddyone2

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Why would you want to?

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