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Mowing the lawn, but not the frogs!
) you mow, get a besom or broom of some kind and 'sweep' the grass towards the long grass - any froglets will head for cover - at least that's what I did when we had this situation and it worked for us.  I use a sweeping technique too, with a lawn rake by Tim Burr
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28/05/2012 10:07:56
by Bookertoo
Ideas for new rented property
. It still belongs to him and he may not want the concrete washing line post dug up etc. If he doesn't, you may be able to grow a climber up it. If you want to dig the grass up to level the area it would then need rotovating, raking, treading, raking again by adejones
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24/02/2013 11:14:39
by Rosa carriola
Best and worst
on antibiotics for 9 weeks, very nasty . Best: definitely planting and watching them grow. Worst: raking "tons" of leaves in Autumn and having to nag OH to trim the hedges! obelixx wrote (see) ....Hardest is finding time to sit and enjoy it ... I'm a bit more by Brumbull
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10/03/2013 10:11:49
by clogherhead
Wasteland garden.....please help
area. I've made, if not a lawn then an area suitable for kids to play on, by just mowing. If you rake out the bumps, dig up the obvious nettles. You might have to strim or hover mow the rough stuff to start with. Then just regular mow. Stinging nettles by Justine Read
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29/04/2013 21:49:12
by happymarion
Laying new Turf
) and then stick in as much sharp sand as you can, ideally looking for approx 50/50 with the soil you dug over. Remove bigger stones, ones bigger than 3". Once you have dug over and mixed in, tread the soil down, rake then tread again. Rake to roughly level. Lay by Olivedog
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12/05/2013 14:20:57
by Olivedog
Make the most of the weather
on they will be settled.Collect a few packets of seed, cheap and cheerful but read the packet for outside planting, height and spread. Fill an old coke bottle with very dry sand mix in your seed then after raking over a patch of soil make a fancy pattern by slowly by Susan Pearman
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25/05/2012 16:43:54
by figrat
conifer
to say without more information. If it was a Leylandii, personally I'd throw a party!   If the needles are on a lawn or something like that, I'd definitely rake them up or hoover them up with a blower.  I might put them down elsewhere in the garden as a by nanna26
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12/08/2012 20:19:55
by christopher2
Belts and Braces.
Im sorting out my early spring garden tidy and want to lay some blue slate ontop of 2 of my beds. I have weeded and raked the area and was seeking some advice on laying weed matting down and then the stone on top. Question - Is using both abit belts by Lawrence G
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20/03/2013 20:49:14
by gardengirl6
Overgrown land
. The remaining stem can be described as purple tubes and the roots are around half a foot long and resemble carrots . I wish to fully clear the land and grow a lawn to extend my garden with grass seed. How would I go about this?  Rotivator and rake to get weed by Adam Judge
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09/06/2013 22:33:30
by nutcutlet
Poor Lawn.
? If possible I would mix in mushroom compost or similar too. Spend time getting it level by regular raking to get good tilth. And a general fertiliser a week,or so before seed sowing. If its not too big, lawn preparation is a very satisfying project. Can you by briffster
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15/03/2013 10:55:46
by Bunny..
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