On Wed, 18 Apr 2012 11:40:31 +0000, Juvenile
wrote:


I have just moved it to house and people who lived there before have
destroyed the back garden,it looks like they have just throw a load of
concrete on the ground,could some one tell me hpw i would go about
getting the ground etc preparation ready for turf?I have added a few
pictures

Rather that being waste concrete, you may have purchased an abandoned
concrete mine. That there is so much on the surface indicates there
is large mother lode below the surface. You won't need a derrick but
you will need some small heavy machinery to be able to remove and sell
the any concrete more than 10 inches below the ground.

Did you purchase the mineral rights to your lot?. Probably. They
are only sold separately where people realize their value.


Wait. The person reading over my shoulder says there is no market for
hardened concrete, and you should stick with your plan to plant grass.
Oh, well. I was big on planting grass, especially when they came out
with seed with a coating that really seems to hold water. Until I
learned that the grass seed degrades quickly and isn't worth much a
year or two later. OTOH, sod might be worth the money. it comes
with a little of its own soil. There's a sod farm about 15 miles from
here but they require you to call first, because they only cut as much
as is ordered. A nearby big graden shop and some Home Depots have
sod, especially on Friday I would buy stuff that sitill looks good,
maybe that is cut on Friday and delivered that afternoon, so that it's
fresh. Stores should water it and you should too until you put it
down and afterwards. .


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