| Lawn Advice 13:26 - Jul 2 with 907 views | hype313 |
My grass has started developing large patches of cloves, which makes it look very odd, albeit I know it's supposed to be good for the bees.
Any advice on getting rid, in a environmentally friendly way i.e can I douse it in Vodka? |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 13:28 - Jul 2 with 886 views | homer_123 |
Dousing Bees in Vodka? |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 13:28 - Jul 2 with 878 views | hype313 |
| Lawn Advice on 13:28 - Jul 2 by homer_123 |
Dousing Bees in Vodka? |
Would make honey more interesting... | |
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| Lawn Advice on 13:29 - Jul 2 with 866 views | BloomBlue |
A small fork
*edit I think the correct name is a grubber [Post edited 2 Jul 2021 13:31]
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| Lawn Advice on 13:37 - Jul 2 with 830 views | hoppy |
Wow... you've done well to grow cloves in the UK.. the clove tree usually needs to be in a far warmer climate than we have here... |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 13:43 - Jul 2 with 809 views | Keno |
| Lawn Advice on 13:37 - Jul 2 by hoppy |
Wow... you've done well to grow cloves in the UK.. the clove tree usually needs to be in a far warmer climate than we have here... |
Don’t be silly cloves don’t grow on trees
You buy them in shops like Coes |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 14:13 - Jul 2 with 756 views | Pendejo |
| Lawn Advice on 13:43 - Jul 2 by Keno |
Don’t be silly cloves don’t grow on trees
You buy them in shops like Coes |
FYI only
Saw a registration earlier
**69 KNO
** Being my initials (redacted), mind you pretty sure my initials also match a bit of hot totty from 80s
Just checked oh yeah not Penny though, sorry |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 14:16 - Jul 2 with 744 views | hype313 |
| Lawn Advice on 14:13 - Jul 2 by Pendejo |
FYI only
Saw a registration earlier
**69 KNO
** Being my initials (redacted), mind you pretty sure my initials also match a bit of hot totty from 80s
Just checked oh yeah not Penny though, sorry |
looks like it was missing a 5 at the end... | |
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| Lawn Advice on 14:25 - Jul 2 with 721 views | Ryorry |
Has the lawn got toothache?
Seriously though, why on earth would you want to get rid of clover? It fixes nitrogen so I'd think helps your lawn overall, looks lovely, and most important of all is definitely good for bees as you mention; therefore there is no "environmentally friendly way" of "getting rid" of it - let it stay - please. We need all the bees we can get right now, and that includes you, if you have other plants in your garden which need pollinating. |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 14:27 - Jul 2 with 718 views | hype313 |
| Lawn Advice on 14:25 - Jul 2 by Ryorry |
Has the lawn got toothache?
Seriously though, why on earth would you want to get rid of clover? It fixes nitrogen so I'd think helps your lawn overall, looks lovely, and most important of all is definitely good for bees as you mention; therefore there is no "environmentally friendly way" of "getting rid" of it - let it stay - please. We need all the bees we can get right now, and that includes you, if you have other plants in your garden which need pollinating. |
Ok, will take your advice and leave bee... | |
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| Lawn Advice on 14:29 - Jul 2 with 710 views | Ryorry |
| Lawn Advice on 14:27 - Jul 2 by hype313 |
Ok, will take your advice and leave bee... |
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| Lawn Advice on 14:35 - Jul 2 with 694 views | Vic |
Weed and feed is your friend. |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 14:38 - Jul 2 with 687 views | jeera |
| Lawn Advice on 14:35 - Jul 2 by Vic |
Weed and feed is your friend. |
Although use with consideration!
"do not apply it when weeds are flowering because these insecticides will be absorbed into the nectar, and are lethal for bees." |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 15:44 - Jul 2 with 614 views | ElephantintheRoom |
Most weeds cant compete with cut grass - so the best ecowarrior approach to keep your sterile grass green and grassy is to set the mower cut low and cut more often. Grass recovers from cutting quicker than weeds and out competes it. In a few short weeks you'll have nothing but grass - which will go brown when it doesnt rain.
Definite info. |  |
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| Lawn Advice on 16:05 - Jul 2 with 575 views | StochesStotasBlewe |
Just regular cutting will bee* the best bet
Unless you want a bowling green, it’s good for the insects and in turn birds to not use selective herbicides on the lawns. Just finished cutting mine after a rare early finish, and it looks the dogs danglies and I’ve got a fair amount of daisies and a few bits of clover in it.
If you want to get rid, then apply the required autumn feed and weed in late September or early October when the bees are less active. |  |
| We have no village green, or a shop.
It's very, very quiet.
I can walk to the pub. |
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| Lawn Advice on 16:40 - Jul 2 with 546 views | bluelagos |
Having dedicated many hours of lockdown 3 to lawn maintenance and improvement I feel ably qualified to offer my advice, namely ask someone else... |  |
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