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Garden Q&A: My lawn looks a mess this winter. What can I do?

Whether you're a gardening beginner or expert, Irish Examiner columnist Peter Dowdall has the answer to your questions

Garden Q&A: My lawn looks a mess this winter. What can I do? — After the storm: A weather-lashed backyard. File picture

Tue, 09 Dec, 2025 - 19:30

Peter Dowdall

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My lawn looks a mess after all the recent rain, wind and frost. What should I be doing in my room outside at this time of year?

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