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Lawn, sharp sand, garden forks et al
Hi there,
My lawn needs it drainage improved (a common ailment). Once a year (usually Autumn, sometimes Spring) I go over it with my garden fork, wiggling the fork around and then brushing sharp sand over the lawn (and hopefully into the holes). This does seem to help - but not much. My questions a 1. How often can you do the whole, fork the lawn, brush in sand process? I suspect I could do it more than once a year but I also suspect that at some point it will start to do more harm than good. 2. Would brushing sand over the lawn (without first forking) be of any use? 3. Would a "hollow tine aerator" be a marked improvement over the plain old garden fork? 4. Are the shoes you can buy with the spikes on them which are meant to aerate your lawn any good or just a gimick? 5. etc etc Cheers Lord0 |
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