In article ,
Janet writes
I always recommend knitting a lawn on large needles. Embroidery is sew
slow.


But they say the best gardens are a tapestry of colour


aside from that though it does seem a strange Original post . Why not
say lawn? It doesn't seem quite normal to say "sow a garden"

To have a whole garden as lawn seems a bit extreme anyway!
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk

In article ,
says...

aside from that though it does seem a strange Original post . Why not
say lawn? It doesn't seem quite normal to say "sow a garden"

When she had already read all about how to make a lawn fron scratch, and
her post shows confident familiarity with all the correct terms and names
of the tools, it seems very contrived and artificial to so carefully avoid
the words lawn and grass.

Janet

Nothing contrived about it, why would I bother doing that? Simple error that's all. I'm just trying to ensure I obtain the best possible result.

Thanks,

Sinead

When posting the thread i didn't realise it was a "starnge original post" I was merely after some advice on a subject that i know very little about other than what i have read on the net..im 20 and didn't grow up with anybody showing me the practicalities of sowing a lawn. From what I know i do want the whole area to be lawn, no flowers etc. Is this strange?

Thanks for your reply,

Sinead