Can anyone give me advice on how to correct a sucken waterlogged back garden so i can allow my kids to use it?

"andi04" wrote in message
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Can anyone give me advice on how to correct a sucken waterlogged back
garden so i can allow my kids to use it?

Has it only just become sunken and waterlogged? If yes then you obviously
need to find out the cause and correct it.

I have been living in the house for seven years and everytime it rains it completely undoes anything i do, i can't even mow the lawn as the ground is so wet.

"andi04" wrote in message
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pammyT Wrote:
"andi04" wrote in message
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Can anyone give me advice on how to correct a sucken waterlogged back
garden so i can allow my kids to use it?
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Has it only just become sunken and waterlogged? If yes then you
obviously
need to find out the cause and correct it.

I have been living in the house for seven years and everytime it rains
it completely undoes anything i do, i can't even mow the lawn as the
ground is so wet.

So all you have to do is improve drainage somehow either by digging
channels and laying drainage pipe, ir digging out, putting a layer of
something like brick rubble and back filling with some decent topsoil and
returfing.
If it is so bad, how come it has taken you 7 years before you start wanting
to fix it?

The message
from Janet Baraclough contains these words:

Global warming predictions suggest this much higher rainfall is going
to continue, with a huge environmental impact already becoming apparent.
For many, including gardeners, it's going to mean a complete change in
what they can grow, and what land can be used for.

I've got flippers and a snorkel, can someone tell me the best way to sow
watercress, please?

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Rusty
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I have been ill with kidney failure which means a lot of manual things had to take a back seat im afraid thanks for your help though