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At an age where I like nothing more than watching others or other things do the work :) It is very therapeutic watching the little thing meandering around the grass (won't call it a lawn anymore) whilst supping a beer or a wine. ....and don't ask what it's favourite beer is :wink:

From that piccie, deffo not AMG. Stalks are tough, sheaved in tight white 'skin/leaves' top to bottom but with a thin inner light green heart.

I have noticed in the previous 2 years we (and other lowly) teams get a lot of coverage early season up to Xmas. My theory is that this gets our mandatory coverage out of the way to enable the big 6 to be covered almost exclusively 2nd half of the season.

Jack Straw and others, thanks. The mower was new in May, yes rotary - a robot. Grass was longish prior to this and was cut with conventional rotary to approx 55mm. From the descriptions mentioned I am leaning towards the meadow grass, but will get a closer up and post. Cue comments about...

Done the feed and seed and has plenty of water, aerate left to do and scarify later, thanks

Sounds like it could be the same thing, thanks

It's deffo not that, it is not covered in anything it is just white. edit....there is a green core wrapped in white

Been there since we arrived in early March. It does not look diseased, but that's why I'm asking.

We moved into a new property in March and the grass has lots of white grass in it. Pictures attached hopefully. The grass is currently maintained about 50mm high. Can anyone Jack Straw tell me what it is, is anything wrong?, and how do I get rid of the white grass.

a little difference of opinion.

Didn't the Tories introduce the Sugar Tax ?

Probably meant as a condescending jibe re Yorkshire, but to answer your question, yes they do, they are called Yorkie bars.

yep, you must have a strong relationship

I don't like bars, I like pubs

Somebody somewhere will always be offended by something. It's a good job we all know it's OK to offend or be offended. It is not illegal.

One of my F&F contacted the club and in essence their reply was to the effect that the 'strong relationships' are for buying memberships/ST etc for others and the old rules still apply for buying match tickets. Didn't make much sense to me either

I am acutely aware you might think that, however I trust no one, least of all the evasive.

Strikes me that obtuse is an odd word to substitute for stowaway, regardless of magnitude of the situation.

I don't know, why do Emirates fly from Heathrow to Singapore ?

No, I 100 percent do not understand what you mean. The word stowaway was correctly used in the correct context. What word would you use ?