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Hope springs eternal...but what about my grass??

Lady Tottington · 2012-03-15 14:11:27

Hi - I just got my garden wall plastered and look (pic) at the state of the grass! This represents about a third of my little garden. I'm gutted I have two small kids who need to run around. What can I do? Should I just buy turf or throw some grass seed on it?

15-03-2012 2:11pm

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Lady Tottington

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Hi - I just got my garden wall plastered and look (pic) at the state of the grass! This represents about a third of my little garden. I'm gutted I have two small kids who need to run around. What can I do? Should I just buy turf or throw some grass seed on it?

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#2 15-03-2012 3:47pm

redser7

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yuk. Is there plaster mixed in there or just wet mud? If only mud let it dry out and see what it's like then. Cover it over with some plastic bags. When it's a bit drier rake it over, sprinkle some compost and sow some seed very thickly. Shold be fine.

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#3 16-03-2012 10:29pm

Lady Tottington

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Thanks Redser. I will do that - hopefully by May I can post a picture of the improvement!

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