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Football lawn - how to prevent damage

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MosEisley · 28/03/2011 22:48

DS1 is a footie fiend. He and DS2 / DH / friends, and on occasion, me, will be out all summer playing on our lawn and it is ALREADY beginning to look a bit worn! It isn't even April yet!

So do you have any tips for keeping the lawn in as good a condition as possible? What do groundskeepers do?

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MosEisley · 29/03/2011 18:28

please gardeners!

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scurryfunge · 29/03/2011 18:30

Keep moving the area they can play in around, so you let the grass recover -you should avoid the muddy patch around the goals.

MosEisley · 29/03/2011 22:18

hey, thanks for the reply! I do this, but it isn't enough because the garden isn't big enough for the lawn to recover before the goal is back on that patch. He is out there every day already.

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scurryfunge · 29/03/2011 22:21

We use "feed and weed" lawn stuff regularly but you may need astroturf Grin

MosEisley · 30/03/2011 23:10

Thanks will try that. Not sure I can bring myself to astroturf yet although it may come to that if DS2 and DS3 turn out to love footie too!

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