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Advice on my overgrown garden (inc pics!)
Hello everyone,
I recently bought a house with a 30x90ft garden, which was massively overgrown: http://imageshack.us/a/img580/1193/gardenold.jpg I have since spent quite a bit of time pulling out all of the old bushes and trees, burning as I go. As you can see, I've certainly made progress: http://imageshack.us/a/img27/5903/garden2b.jpg http://imageshack.us/a/img6/6974/garden3u.jpg However, I am now moving towards being in a position whereby:
My plan is to hire a mini excavator (it's about 800cm wide - will fit through the door in my garange!) and pull up the remaining large roots (e.g. against the fence on the left, and over on the right). I plan to use the excavator/digger to pull up the small amount of grass that exists, and also level the ground a bit more. I then plan to get a heavy duty (13 horse power) rotorator, and use it across the whole area. I hope that this will pull up any roots / weeds / stones which are under the surface, so that they can be easily picked up and removed. The rotorator should also leave the ground in a good condition to lay grass seed... I hope. I wanted to check with you guys regarding this - have I missed anything or am I going about anything the wrong way? I am aware a rotivator is going to blitz certain roots (e.g. the brambles), but I am unsure how else to get rid of something dotted hidden across a garden of this size. Obviously the mini digger will identify some bits... Please do advise / help - I was hoping to get the digger this weekend and do most of the digger work, with the rotivator the following weekend. I can only spend weekends on this due to work, and we have some extra help (probably 3-4 of us each day). Does this all sound achievable? |
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