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spaniel mum

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  1. Have you tried Bindi spray or Weed & Feed types? I googled it and Farmers do acres of killing Bindis by applying Sulphate of Amonia.....sprinkle on leave 2-3 days do not water it,it burns them.After 3 days give a good watering, 4 weeks later they suggested to use organic furtilizer to balance the soil back to normal. They say the turf grows a hundred mile an hour(nitrogen in the S/A) so be ready for some serious lawn mowing!!! :D Just realised you have "Burrs" are they same & one as Bindies? Thanks, yes it is actual bindii, with the round spiky balls. I assume this method is safe for my cocker spaniel? If so, it sounds good, don't know what my husband thinks of extra lawn mowing, already takes 2 hours. Still better than getting out the rotten bindies from my pup's long hair. Will give it a go. Thanks heaps.
  2. I too have an absolute carpet of burrs which are green at the moment but will turn brown and then tangle in my cocker spaniel's hair. It's a nightmare and I'm terrified to use any weed killer. We have a very large grass yard, far too much to manually remove the long tendrils that tangle into the grass and can't really isolate any of it to keep her away. I have tried to pull them out but it's far too much and I'm not sure I'm getting the whole rootball anyway. What can we do?
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