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In message , David W.E.
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"Jan" wrote in message
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Regarding those manual lawn aerating machine things that you push along,
spikes on a roller. Are they any good and do they make the job easier?
Or
is a garden fork just as effective? The machines are on sale at B&Q right
now and I wondered if I should buy one.

Thanks.

Bought those lawn spiking sandals (on impulse) last year but haven't
finished screwing the spikes onto them yet :-)

In theory you just wander around the lawn improving it as you go.

It's filling the hole afterwards with sand that does the improving.


What sort of sand do you recommend?

Sharp sand, NOT builders sand.
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In message , martin
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On Thu, 5 Feb 2004 12:14:27 +0000, hugh ] wrote:

In message , David W.E.
Roberts writes

"Jan" wrote in message
...
Regarding those manual lawn aerating machine things that you push along,
spikes on a roller. Are they any good and do they make the job easier?
Or
is a garden fork just as effective? The machines are on sale at B&Q right
now and I wondered if I should buy one.

Thanks.

Bought those lawn spiking sandals (on impulse) last year but haven't
finished screwing the spikes onto them yet :-)

In theory you just wander around the lawn improving it as you go.

It's filling the hole afterwards with sand that does the improving.


What sort of sand do you recommend?

Sharp sand, NOT builders sand.
--
hugh
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What sort of sand do you recommend?

Sharp sand, NOT builders sand.


We use builder's sharp sand!!!!!
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In article , hugh
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What sort of sand do you recommend?

Sharp sand, NOT builders sand.


We use builder's sharp sand!!!!!
--
Jane Ransom in Lancaster.
I won't respond to private emails that are on topic for urg
but if you need to email me for any other reason, put ransoms
at jandg dot demon dot co dot uk where you see


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