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Subject:
Lawn Care in Eastern Tennessee
Category: Family and Home > Gardening Asked by: sgtpoe-ga List Price: $15.00 |
Posted:
23 Jun 2006 02:29 PDT
Expires: 23 Jul 2006 02:29 PDT Question ID: 740437 |
Background Information: I purchased a Home that is approximately 10yrs old. The lawn is stable. As far as I know there has been no treatment of the lawn other than the occasional watering. I have researched Dethatching and Aerating to improve a lawn that has stabilized. I have no idea what type of grass/weed mixture is present in the lawn. I have noticed a very thick stemed weed with a "wheat" looking head that grows in predictable locations of the lawn. These weeds trouble my lawn mower and usually take a couple passes to cut down. This happens between mowings of about 1.5 weeks. My goal: I would like to create a lawn that is more than just a combination of random types of grass and weeds that just "happen" to grow there. I would like to introduce a prominent grass to my lawn. Think of it like getting a cover up tattoo. I want antother tattoo, just better than the one I have. My question: What are the steps to creating a lawn ontop of a sub-standard lawn that already exists? |
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Re: Lawn Care in Eastern Tennessee
From: pinkfreud-ga on 23 Jun 2006 11:14 PDT |
When I lived in the Knoxville area, I had a neighbor whose weedy, patchy lawn was given a remarkable makeover with the help of Amazoy zoysia plugs. http://www1.zoysiafarms.com |
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Re: Lawn Care in Eastern Tennessee
From: hagan-ga on 23 Jun 2006 12:12 PDT |
Really?! 'cause I live in the Knoxville area, and I have exactly the same problem as SgtPoe. Those stupid weeds shoot up practically overnight, and then they "duck" when the mower goes over 'em. I swear I can hear them laughing... |
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Re: Lawn Care in Eastern Tennessee
From: pinkfreud-ga on 23 Jun 2006 12:22 PDT |
I can't promise that zoysia will be the answer for everybody, but my neighbor's lawn looked better than any lawn on the block, and he credited the Amazoy plugs for having crowded out the weeds. I'd have given this a try, but I was living in a rental house, and didn't want to invest much in lawn maintenance for a house that wasn't really mine. This was in Hall's Crossroads, north of Knoxville, if location makes a difference. |
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