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Fungicide for lawn?

eric_ · 2020-08-01 16:34:48

Can anyone recommend a gentle, wide-spectrum fungicide for lawns? Scott's DiseaseEx was recommended to me but doesn't seem to be widely available outside the USA. It's important that it's gentle as the lawn is not down long.

01-08-2020 4:34pm

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eric_

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Can anyone recommend a gentle, wide-spectrum fungicide for lawns? Scott's DiseaseEx was recommended to me but doesn't seem to be widely available outside the USA. It's important that it's gentle as the lawn is not down long.

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#2 04-08-2020 2:54pm

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I'd be interested in this too. I have stubborn red thread that fertiliser hasn't been able to shift. The only product I have found is this but would be expensive to cover a large garden.

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#3 06-08-2020 8:42pm

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Try NAD in swords. They supply golf courses among others so would prob have something

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