Grass burning problem---help required
I have completed some landscaping that included the laying of a new lawn.
I have layed this over what was brick footings of old garden wall/shed. They are about 12 18 inches below the finished surface. I am now seeing the footprint of the footings as burn marks on the lawn. I expect that the footings are leaching salt/other minerals and causing this burning. Without going to the BIG task of removing these footings is there anything I can do to counter what is occurring? In addition there are other burn marks on the lawn trhat I expect is from soil originating from near or on the footings (before I started the earthworks) thanks in advance -j |
Grass burning problem---help required
That's an extraordinary depth, and an unusual leach pattern (leaching
*upwards* to grass root depth) to see such a drastic change. Perhaps when demolition took place chunks were unknowlingly left behind close to the soil surface. Regardless, all concrete formulas, and especially improperly mixed concretes, leach at a surprising rate. Soils surrounding concrete footers need constant amending to counteract the leach affect. Perhaps extra irrigation and amendments in those areas could even it out a bit? Dave "James Dawson" wrote in message u... I have completed some landscaping that included the laying of a new lawn. I have layed this over what was brick footings of old garden wall/shed. They are about 12 18 inches below the finished surface. I am now seeing the footprint of the footings as burn marks on the lawn. I expect that the footings are leaching salt/other minerals and causing this burning. Without going to the BIG task of removing these footings is there anything I can do to counter what is occurring? In addition there are other burn marks on the lawn trhat I expect is from soil originating from near or on the footings (before I started the earthworks) thanks in advance -j |
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