Clover?

[Guinea_pigs&pastries]

Hiii I'm hoping to get some guinea pigs but my gardens full of clover what should I do?

 

[Piggies&buns]

If there is lots of it then it would be advisable to do a treatment on the lawn to kill it and then re-seed the area for fresh grass

 

[Guinea_pigs&pastries]

Ok! Thanks so much!!

 

[Piggies&buns]

I know you don’t have piggies yet but Don’t forget that piggies cannot be on treated areas, and that seeding is best done in September or April so if you do get piggies soon then they won’t be able to use the lawn until next summer (once any new seed has grown strong enough to cope)

 

[VickiA]

The absence of a grazing lawn doesn’t mean you can’t keep piggies. Many of us have lawns that may be unsuitable for piggies or no lawn at all. If you keep your piggies inside and give them a large run that’s absolutely fine. You can then give them grass that you have cut from a safe area (away from dog poo etc) but do give it a good wash first.