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Thanks for that Harry
Steven, also see this thread :
http://landscapejuicenetwork.com/forum/topics/weed-killing-certific....
Indirectly relevant towards the end of thread
Thanks Gary
Whilst others, if not everybody, will disagree with me here, in these sort of circumstances, I reckon a bit of commonsense is needed. I'm sure the legislation is not intended to prevent non-certified professionals using weed and feed............. a fairly innocuous product that any amateur can buy/apply in any quantity......... often resulting in dead black patches on their lawns:) Round-up etc............ fair enough........... but in this case, in your position,I'd just go ahead with it's use however I would recommend doing the courses for when/if you wish to use other lawn products etc.
As long as there are no pesticides in the feed i.e. It is a straight feed then no license is required?
you will regret putting down shop bought lawn feed unless you are going to cut the lawns twice a week and it could cost you a fortune buy it from a trade supplier in 20/25 kg bags with the right NPK to do what you want it to do
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