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Flat lawn

gutteruu · 2015-03-19 13:36:33

So I dug up the garden last year to build and move a shed and relaid lawn. I rolled it at the time of seeding in october and got it very flat. Over the winter the ground has now settled and there are plenty of bumps and dips. Its bugs me and was just wondering how to go about levelling it off. Thanks

19-03-2015 1:36pm

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gutteruu

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So I dug up the garden last year to build and move a shed and relaid lawn. I rolled it at the time of seeding in october and got it very flat. Over the winter the ground has now settled and there are plenty of bumps and dips. Its bugs me and was just wondering how to go about levelling it off.

Thanks

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#2 19-03-2015 11:45pm

arthur daly

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Rake in a bit of sand to level off should do the trick

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#3 19-03-2015 11:46pm

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Rake in a bit of sand to level off should do the trick

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#4 20-03-2015 12:12pm

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Thanks. Would sand affect grass growth? Assuming builders sand is ok ?

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