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Removing a Mound

boydkev · 2020-03-30 15:14:50

I am looking for some advice, Now i have a bit of time on my hands i am looking to get a remove a mound in my grass flatten a portion of the garden. Is it just a case of lifting the sod and removing about 300mm of soil and laying the sod back down. OR is there a something else i need to do?. Thanks

30-03-2020 3:14pm

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boydkev

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I am looking for some advice, Now i have a bit of time on my hands i am looking to get a remove a mound in my grass flatten a portion of the garden. Is it just a case of lifting the sod and removing about 300mm of soil and laying the sod back down. OR is there a something else i need to do?.
Thanks

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#2 30-03-2020 3:34pm

pwurple

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That's it, unless you uncover something under there to explain the mound. Like a tree stump, rocky outcrop, hidden body!

Water the sod after you lay it back down.

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#3 30-03-2020 8:13pm

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¡arriba, arriba! ¡andale, andale!

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That's it exactly. I did something similar about 20 years ago. Oddly satisfying.

And yes, water week afterwards!

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