Have a fair bit of clover in the lawn. I know it probably needs a dose of fertiliser but I don’t want to be busy cutting it. Would a wee drop of Grazon Pro spot sprayed with the knapsack be ok or would it be too hard on the lawn? It’s seems the only suitable product in the chemical store.
Grazon Pro on Lawn
- Thread starter Dangerous Deere
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- Location
- Huntingdon
in theory the active ingredient will do exactly what you want. However, the product label may state it is for agricultural use and not domestic / amenity.
from experience, give the flower borders a wide berth it will soon tickle border plants up!
from experience, give the flower borders a wide berth it will soon tickle border plants up!
- Location
- Ceredigion
Clover dont like MCPA
But google it . There are some strange things you can use , sure vinegar being one
But google it . There are some strange things you can use , sure vinegar being one
Castle Farm
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Why kill it..Clover makes it's own nitrogen which feeds the grasses.
- Location
- Mendips Somerset
whats wrong with clover ? cut it a bit higher , lawn will be green longer in mid summer , its not really a weed , just a companion plant that naturally feeds the lawn
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- fertiliser
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