batgirl wrote:
:: Hi,
::
:: I have just removed all the old turf from my garden as it was
:: incredibly lumpy and filled with weeds. I am preparing the site
:: now to sow grass seed when I'm ready. My problem is, now I have an
:: enormous pile of turf at the bottom of my garden. What can I do
:: with it? It is FULL of weeds, I've removed what I can but I'm sure
:: a fair few dandelions etc. have slipped through. The area I
:: cleared is 5m by 10m so there is a huge amount and I don't really
:: want a hill at the bottom of my garden! Any ideas gratefully
:: received!
::
:: Clare

Upturned sods make good compost...put them on the beds (if you have any) so
that the grass is facing downwards and the roots upwards...as far as the
dandelions go, you only have the tops, the main roots are still where they
were before... unless you dug right down to get them all out, they will come
straight back.

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