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Revitalising a new lawn

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  • 06-08-2012 10:30am
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    Quack13
    Registered Users Posts: 111 ✭✭


    I planted a lawn last October, and for the most part it turned out grand.
    However over the past 4 weeks or so I've noticed a yellow/white tinge across many parts of it.

    It doesn't look particularly healthy so I was wondering can anyone recommend something I can put on it to give it a bit of a boost - get it back to being green.
    Someone mentioned fertiliser to me - though I'm not sure if that would be sufficent.

    I'm not sure what's causing it be honest. I would have thought the weather we are having was good for the lawn ie a fair bit of rain then blasts of sun. Though maybe it's getting too much rain for this time of year?

    Anyone have any advice on this?

    Cheers.


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    rje66
    Registered Users Posts: 1,242 ✭✭✭rje66


    Quack13 wrote: »
    I planted a lawn last October, and for the most part it turned out grand.
    However over the past 4 weeks or so I've noticed a yellow/white tinge across many parts of it.

    It doesn't look particularly healthy so I was wondering can anyone recommend something I can put on it to give it a bit of a boost - get it back to being green.
    Someone mentioned fertiliser to me - though I'm not sure if that would be sufficent.

    I'm not sure what's causing it be honest. I would have thought the weather we are having was good for the lawn ie a fair bit of rain then blasts of sun. Though maybe it's getting too much rain for this time of year?

    Anyone have any advice on this?

    Cheers.
    Could be a form of fungus on the grass. Warm damp conditions are what fungus like. Picture might help to id. It.


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