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Soil Compaction
Hi,
I recently move in to house with a large garden which was full of brambles, thorns and big bad roses. I successfully removed then all due to having a small children and then rotavated the ground. I rotaveted the ground completely then ran a roller over it, then sowed some grass seed (I think correctly)... My problem... The grass seed has not grown properly. It is patchy some bits are brown and I cannot get anything into it such as a fork to the point I have to use a hammer to make a started hole for the garden swing ! I know that the problem is soil compaction but how do I get around it, do I have to re-rotavate it, get a hole load of topsoil and forget about the current grass, or just go b*ll*cks and concrete it all and paint it green : ) I am going mad trying to find out what to do, I can't use a manual aerator as I can t get the bloody thing in.... Any suggestions would be very gratefully received Cheers Matt |
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