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Lawn Disaster

  • 07-05-2024 10:18pm
    #1
    MrMusician18
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    My front lawn has been in really bad shape for a long time so this year I decided I'd try and sort it out. The ground is heavy and it had a bad moss infestation so my approach this spring was to scalp, scarifying, overseed and topdress. What I didn't bargain for was the moss had been suppressing a lot of weeds. Creeping buttercup and dandelion have now taken over large parts of the lawn and it looks worse than ever. It's almost completely out-competing the grass.

    I'm thinking of applying a broadleaf selective herbicide to try and get back control? Or is this unrecoverable without starting from scratch?



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