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Lawns - Cutting Long Grass


Expert: Long Island Gardener - 7/8/2008

Question
I have been away from home for about 2 months and unfortunately the grass had been left to grow too long.  I therefore asked a neighbour if they would kindly cut my lawn for me.  As a result they have cut it, but too short in one cut and the grass is now yellow.  What is the best course of action to help it recover?

Thanks Tony

Answer
This is an emergency... Get yourself a large container of Harpin Protein, which is sold as 'Messenger' at garden centers, and dose it up all over the Lawn.  Recovery program.  Grass cut too short may never recover.  Give it a break and see what you can do with the Messenger.  Good luck; keep me posted.

L.I.G.

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