Lawn Props

[DinoChickenSuit]

Hi all,

I was just wondering, how does everyone deal with props on the lawn and cables going to these props?

Don't mow?

Because it is a pain moving them out and in each week, especially in a Queensland summer.

 

[flash11]

I just whipper snip around the props and sometimes disconnect the cables if it gets too long. But I never move the props themselves.

 

[thewanderingpine]

You can look into “plant growth regulator” which will slow down some of the growth in your lawn (and potentially make it thicker/lusher).

 

[thewanderingpine]

My lawn props are the last thing I put outside

 

[DinoChickenSuit]

You can look into “plant growth regulator” which will slow down some of the growth in your lawn (and potentially make it thicker/lusher).

Like this?

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It says that it “increases lateral growth.”

(AKA grass grows sideways? How is this possible?)

 

[Skymaster]

(AKA grass grows sideways? How is this possible?)

Runners, expansion of the covered area. Not the blades going up.
If grass didn't grow sideways, you'd only ever have that spot of grass where it was originally seeded and it'd never fill in the gaps.

 

[DinoChickenSuit]

Runners, expansion of the covered area. Not the blades going up.
If grass didn't grow sideways, you'd only ever have that spot of grass where it was originally seeded and it'd never fill in the gaps.

Oooooohhhhhhh.

Makes sense.

It doesn’t harm the grass in any way?

 

[thewanderingpine]

Not that one.

Something like this:

How To Apply Plant Growth Regulator (PGR) To Your Lawn

Today Jonesy takes us to the front lawn at Lawnhub to apply a plant growth regulator (PGR). He let's us know all about PGR and how / when you should use it, the safety gear required and many common questions answered. The PGR used today is Primo Maxx but others such as Astro 120, Marvel, Shadow...

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