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Pockmarked lawn

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  • 20-02-2006 6:46pm
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    morgana
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    Lads & Lassies,
    I've got a lawn, well sort of, more like rough grass, which has had an incident with a horse :rolleyes:. It is now left with lots of deep depressions and some bald spots (neighbour's horse managed to escape and having a little excursion to my back lawn). And it wasn't very level to begin with, either. How can I fix it? Just fill in the holes and put some lawn seed in? Otherwise I can see the lawnmover disappearing in one of them holes :eek:


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    GreeBo
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    morgana wrote:
    Lads & Lassies,
    I've got a lawn, well sort of, more like rough grass, which has had an incident with a horse :rolleyes:. It is now left with lots of deep depressions and some bald spots (neighbour's horse managed to escape and having a little excursion to my back lawn). And it wasn't very level to begin with, either. How can I fix it? Just fill in the holes and put some lawn seed in? Otherwise I can see the lawnmover disappearing in one of them holes :eek:
    yep, fill it with a mix of rough sand, topsoil and compost sprinkle with some seed (in a month or 2) and water to keep moist.
    Dont cut it until it reaches about 2 inches high...
    GL.


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    morgana
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    Cool, thanks. I'll do that when it gets warmer ...


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