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Soil Aerators?

doctor evil · 2010-03-13 03:51:07

Any thoughts/opinions? The backgarden gets the sun in the morning and for most of the day, the front gets the evening sun. The lawn at the end of the front garden tends to be more moss than grass. I also have some daisies coming up that I will dig up. The front tends to be more moss than grass, more so than the back.…

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13-03-2010 4:51am

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doctor evil

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Any thoughts/opinions?

The backgarden gets the sun in the morning and for most of the day, the front gets the evening sun.

The lawn at the end of the front garden tends to be more moss than grass. I also have some daisies coming up that I will dig up. The front tends to be more moss than grass, more so than the back.

Sometimes I use a pitchfork and stab it into the ground as I walk along but would like to invest in something more productive that does not jar my wrist.

Thanks all:)

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#2 13-03-2010 6:50pm
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http://www.bizrate.co.uk/gardentools/products__keyword--soil+aerator.html
few ideas here:D

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#3 13-03-2010 11:56pm
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you can use the aerator but before use you need to put some kind of moss killer and wait about 2 weeks, and the moss will get dark colour, that means moss is dead. then you can use aerator to remove the moss. and then you can put grass seeds

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