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Lawn renovation project: ready to start?

Yorky · 2008-06-02 11:29:55

My plan is to hire a scarifier first thing tomorrow morning, scarifiy the lawn and then return the scarifier. I will then rake up all of the debris and return to the hire shop to get a hollow tine aerator. The soil plugs will be raked up and then sharp sand raked into the holes. I have the following three questions: 1)Is…

02-06-2008 11:29am

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My plan is to hire a scarifier first thing tomorrow morning, scarifiy the lawn and then return the scarifier. I will then rake up all of the debris and return to the hire shop to get a hollow tine aerator. The soil plugs will be raked up and then sharp sand raked into the holes.
I have the following three questions:

1)Is it alright to scarify when the ground is so dry?
2)Will the engine powered hollow tine aerator work effectively when the soil is dry? Here's the aerator in question http://www.husqvarna.ie/node1556.aspx?pid=1100
3)How much 50/50 sharp sand / moss peat per square metre will I need ?

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