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10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

Sprayed grub killer on the weekend, took bloody ages because the packs didn't seem to want to mix properly, VERY frustrating and just makes me hate the whole process more.…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

Cheers for the point re trenching, I was under the impression that as long as the trench was deep enough it was fine, 600 for power, 400 for water. I…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

The amount of compost I'd need for this yard would require vary large bins and more material than I have (grass clippings, veggies scraps etc).
Bringing in fertiliser/top soil once…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

I don't have any compost to use unfortunately so any fertiliser must be bought.
I can get horse manure easily?
The question remains, how to repair it. More fescue, rtf fescue, buffalo…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

I should add, thanks for the help so far gents (and ladies if there are any)

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

OK so if I get some of this: http://www.yates.com.au/products/pest-c ... ler-dipel/
And that will help with grubs.
The question then becomes how best to go about improving…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

Well now we know some of the issue..

Now what?

Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.
10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

I have a feeling that downpipe is 100x75.
The pipe runs under the shed to the storm water pit behind it.
If the grass is the wrong choice, is there…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

Hmm maybe lawn grubs are an issue.
The downpipes you see go to storm water which is behind the shed, the water tank will also be there and be fed…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

And yeah we had a week or two of 40+ days.
I hated that too lol

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

How do you kill off the weeds if not with Weed n Feed? (Which we've used a number of times).
That little patch of Kikuyu that's there is already invading…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

I've cored the lawn once before and it seemed to make no difference.
In retrospect it probably looks better in those pics than it would normally, we've just had rain…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

I'm at a bit of a cross roads as to what to do with my failed lawn attempt. Let me elaborate.
Here's the stats.
Location: Wodonga, Victoria (Hot in summer,…

10 years10 yearsLawnHaterLawnHater posted:
Lawn failure, what to do now. NOW WITH PICS.

I've put a quick Album together to show what we're dealing with.
I was doing some quick math and I'd say the 700-800 is about right That shed you can see…

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