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An ex lawn
On my allotment, half was given over to lawn - having cut it back (it
was very overgrown) i have loads of advice on how to return it to plot - double digging, skimming the grass and piling it up to rot what will be my best option? LW |
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"Little Weed" wrote ... On my allotment, half was given over to lawn - having cut it back (it was very overgrown) i have loads of advice on how to return it to plot - double digging, skimming the grass and piling it up to rot what will be my best option? I thought I had already answered that question in your previous post. -- Regards Bob H 17mls W. of London.UK |
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An ex lawn
I thought I had already answered that question in your previous post. -- Regards Bob H 17mls W. of London.UK Well... thank you for your prompt reply, but no that was actually a different question regarding weeds and an overgrown plot. Having cleared the plot over three days, I have found that HALF of the plot is actually laid to lawn, ie turf. I will not be rotovating it, and was simply musing over some options which had been suggested to me, and thought that I might turn it over to the group, which has been very constructive and helpful to date. LW 400 miles N of London UK |
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An ex lawn
"Little Weed" wrote ... I thought I had already answered that question in your previous post. Well... thank you for your prompt reply, but no that was actually a different question regarding weeds and an overgrown plot. Having cleared the plot over three days, I have found that HALF of the plot is actually laid to lawn, ie turf. I will not be rotovating it, and was simply musing over some options which had been suggested to me, and thought that I might turn it over to the group, which has been very constructive and helpful to date. Well in that case you could leave it as turf and simply plant your fruit in it, like an orchard. -- Regards Bob H 17mls W. of London.UK |
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An ex lawn
"Little Weed" wrote in message oups.com... On my allotment, half was given over to lawn - having cut it back (it was very overgrown) i have loads of advice on how to return it to plot - double digging, skimming the grass and piling it up to rot what will be my best option? LW Leave it as a lawn until next year!!!! If you have cleared half a plot you will probably have enough to do over the next 12 months with that. So leave the 'tidy' lawn part until the end of next year. Standard operating procedure on our site, do some, then do some more, until it is all done. Dave |
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Leave it as a lawn until next year!!!! If you have cleared half a plot you will probably have enough to do over the next 12 months with that. So leave the 'tidy' lawn part until the end of next year. Standard operating procedure on our site, do some, then do some more, until it is all done. Dave I think I agree! I am hoping to plant the fruit trees as a border around the plot, but if I can get rid of the 'clearing up' debris from one area, I will have three clear beds in which to dig and cover with the lovely half tonne of cow dung which was delivered yesterday to my 'midden'. I have had a super few days clearing/strimming and pulling out redundant trees (ie hawthorn). sadly it is back to work tomorrow. However, I anticipate a winter of fence building, shed painting and greenhouse relocation and repair. Definately enough to be going on with! LW |
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