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Ian

This will no doubt turn into a very long thread, as I'm determined I'm going to do the whole lot myself. I'll start with a picture from about 12 months ago. I was attempting to clean my very leaky garage roof and the inevitable happened, I fell through it! Rather than repair it, which would have been costly as it was falling down, I just decided to demolish it and buy a pre-fab to put in its place. The bricks matched the house so I cleaned them all up with the intention of erecting a new wall around the drive and garden to create a bit of privacy and security, I have finally got round to starting the wall and the next couple of pics are progress after 3 days.
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After the wall is done I'm putting a patio behind it as that's where the evening sun shines. Where the patio currently is will be lawned and have the young ones swings and trampoline on.

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John Benton

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lol, almost! A few more weeks and it'll be sorted, will probably have to wait until spring now to do the seeding/turfing, apparently it's not a good idea to do it between October and March.

Looking good Bri

You can lay Rolawn all year round as long as there is no frost about.

http://www.rolawn.co.uk/turf-medallion.html

I have Rolawn Medallion grass and it is superb, I do most of my lawn work roundabout now. Scarify, aerate, top dressing, overseed with ornamental grass seed.

This is the result

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Ian

Looking good Bri

You can lay Rolawn all year round as long as there is no frost about.

I have Rolawn Medallion grass and it is superb, I do most of my lawn work roundabout now. Scarify, aerate, top dressing, overseed with ornamental grass seed.

This is the result

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I'm not very green fingered Doug, if it can't be mowed, strimmed or chopped, I'm not much good!
 

John Benton

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You don't need to do it Bri. Turf is like anything living - it just needs feeding and watering to keep in good condition, and a good haircut as well.

I think it's funny, cos I'm a bit obsessed with my lawn, can you tell, but when we drive past gardens you can have really nice plants/shrubs etc and if the lawn looks bad then it makes the whole garden bad. If you have crap plants but a good lawn, the lawn stands out and you don't see the crap plants.
 

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Dolly bird to Rodney Trotter "What do you prefer, astro turf or grass?"
Rodders "Dunno, never smoked astro turf"
Classic ;-)

That was the episode when they went 'up west' and borrowed Boycies E-type jag. Quality TV

[video=youtube;1jShyzQcoCo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jShyzQcoCo[/video]
 

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