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It browns and yellows but not to the same extent. Even in very dry months, it never gets quite that brown. I think our soil retains more moisture.
It was looking rather yellow here, but after all that rain on Saturday, it's become greener. My garden in particular was very dry and not growing much if at all.
The grass is obviously much greener in winter. If we had green grass like January, that would mean it's very wet.
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You'd be depressed if you visited in summer then, as the grass is brown every summer. It usually doesnt green up until October when the rain hits. Usually starts going brown again around May/June.
That's the opposite of what I'm used to, we dry out in the fall.
It must be a particular grass that turns brown very easily with moderate drought. I've never seen any sport field that brown anywhere in Italy despite drier and sunnier summers and much higher temperatures.
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It must be a particular grass that turns brown very easily with moderate drought. I've never seen any sport field that brown anywhere in Italy despite drier and sunnier summers and much higher temperatures.
Might be due to soil as well.. mostly clay in SE England I think? That probably dries out quite quickly
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This is traffic.
England doesn't get proper traffic.
The best of all is that the road was empty compared to normal..
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