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Prepare for wild flower patch

eeimcaw · 2018-04-17 20:12:50

Hi folks, Have very little experience with gardening. Moved into house last year and have hill at back of house that was overgrown so I strimmed it and sprayed, still thick layer of grass that feels spongy to walk on. Now I'm looking on advice on how to get it ready so I can convert into a wildflower patch. What should I…

17-04-2018 08:12PM

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eeimcaw

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Hi folks,
Have very little experience with gardening. Moved into house last year and have hill at back of house that was overgrown so I strimmed it and sprayed, still thick layer of grass that feels spongy to walk on. Now I'm looking on advice on how to get it ready so I can convert into a wildflower patch.

What should I do?

Would hiring a rotavator, removing what is turned by the rotavator and sow work.

Thanks in advance
Mick

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