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Talkback: How to renovate your lawn

some for drainage when I lay my lawn...2 children, a dog and 2 hens=not much grass and a lot of wet mud! Can I renovate my lawn in the summer. I have an area to renovate and would have tried to fit to all the wiggly edges if I hadn't seen this clip by kaycurtis

24/11/2011 15:28:13

by bevlee

Some MSE Offers-lily bulbs/free tickets

?utm_source=MSE_Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_term=19-Feb-13&utm_campaign=deals&utm_content=126 Have no idea how that compares-so just passing it on Some free tickets to a Home-building and Renovation show at the NEC http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/cheap-days-out/national-homebuilding by sotongeoff

20/02/2013 15:11:53

by sotongeoff

Can I move bulbs now?

by Jean R

17/02/2013 10:41:11

by Jean R

Cherry Blossom

Hi I have recently renovated a house and am now moving onto the garden which has become very overgrown and is quite a daunting task. I have quite an old cherry blossom maybe 20 years old which has never really been pruned. It has grown really tall by cd26

23/04/2012 10:54:12

by Alina W

New lawn

garden is approx 10m x 30m with a fall of approx 2m over its 30m length. I stripped everything down to ground level last year. It's part of a much larger project...total house renovation and the gardens to the side and rear of the house are larger by shilo

09/04/2013 06:56:28

by shilo

Plant Suggestions please

We are renovating our front garden. At one side we have a new 3' picket fence that is approx. 60' long. There will be grass running up to it, but at the house end the grass will taper down to nothing as it runs up to the side gate. I would like by Daisy Cottage

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27/02/2013 21:30:58

by Jcblue

Ancient Apple tree

by Julia8

16/02/2013 09:46:09

by Julia8

I have no lawn left...help

many walks he has, still has energy to burn. Over the last few weeks I have started a complete renovation of my south facing, sloping, back garden/bog (!) and have even put Stan's doggie rotavating skills to good use digging the new veg patch. I plan by LLP

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25/01/2012 10:26:04

by BarneyR

Bringing a pond back to life... error with 1st post

Hello all, At the end of last year I moved into a new house, which has a lovely, though slighlt overgrown, garden that I plan to invest time in this year. I wondered if anyone could give me a few pointers on renovating a pond. I have basic gardening by Rebekah Grayson

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24/03/2012 23:19:11

by jean linsley

Long garden needs design help

Afternoon As part of our house renovation we’re tackling the garden (no mean feat). The patio is pretty much complete as this is predominantly slate running out the same height as the kitchen floor. We’ve created a white block cavity perimeter wall by sanch3z

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21/03/2012 13:56:12

by sanch3z

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