Project garden - stage 2....

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  1. CanadianLori

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    Very nice yard :)

    Oh, and it's not an oh sh moment, it is SRO. Sudden Realization of the Obvious. .. and always followed be these :doh::doh::doh:
     
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      The garden's looking a treat FC :dbgrtmb: but don't forget to pace yourself! ;)
       
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        Yeah, kinda failed on that one - I can hardly walk this morning, every joint I have is absolutelly screaming at me (my wrists and hands especially so) and I have that 'feel like shhh....' feeling. Ho hum.
         
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          I would scarify late summer early autumn , using the slitting cassette. You can then overseed . Don't do it if the lawn is very wet or it will chew up . Start on the lightest scarifier setting and see how it goes . Don't pause the scarifier or it digs a hole !
          I have made all the mistakes above by the way :biggrin:
           
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