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New Lawn Turning Yellow

K09 · 2019-11-09 14:50:59

Hi I seeded a new lawn in September but recently it is starting to turn yellow. Do I need an autumn feed? I have read not to fertilise anew lawn so not sure what to do. Thanks

09-11-2019 3:50pm

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K09

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Hi

I seeded a new lawn in September but recently it is starting to turn yellow.

Do I need an autumn feed? I have read not to fertilise anew lawn so not sure what to do.

Thanks

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#2 09-11-2019 5:11pm

Reckless Abandonment

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K09 wrote: »

Hi

I seeded a new lawn in September but recently it is starting to turn yellow.

Do I need an autumn feed? I have read not to fertilise anew lawn so not sure what to do.

Thanks

Doesn't look to bad on that pic. Is the whole lawn going yellow or just patches? Hows the drainage, there has been alot of rain since September the roots could be to wet.

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#3 09-11-2019 8:57pm

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Doesn't look bad to me either, possible a few cold nights and the rain has retarded it slightly, just leave it be and it will recover when it gets milder.

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