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"boing" wrote in message ups.com... Hello, Looking for some advice, for a few years now I have been trying to lay a decent lawn with little success. The area has been for a very long time home to all sorts of angry looking weeds and although I have cleared them and used all sorts of toxic stuff, they still come back. I don't need advice on how to get rid of them I've had all sorts from experts up and down the country in 3 years. Now I am just fedup and want to try something I've invented myself so here's the question (at long last you say); I'm not a gardner but I have used that black cloth covering stuff to block out weeds around my boarders and that seems to work well. My plan for the lawn is to dig it up (again) and lay some of the black covering cloth down. Then I plan to put the turf right on top. The idea being while the weeds can't get up the grass roots should be able to dig down. I'm sure I'm have to water it very well for a while. Will it work ? Can anyone help ? ================= Since you clearly haven't got the time to maintain a conventional lawn you might consider 'astro turf' instead of a real grass lawn. It's not ideal but it could provide a solution to your problem. It seems to work well provided that its limitations are understood. Cic. |
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