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My First Garden (Video)

Discussion in 'Gardening Discussions' started by lorienrock, Apr 11, 2020.

  1. lorienrock

    lorienrock Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi there,

    I moved into a new house recently and this is the first time in a long time, that i've had a garden, as I've been living in a apartment for the last 10+ years.

    As you can see from the video (below) I think the back garden / grass might need to be re-done, as it seems very patchy and weedy.

    I have a few questions which hopefully someone can help with.

    QUESTIONS

    01 - is there anything that can be done to rejuvenate the grass... i.e - sowing more seeds over it... or is it best that it is just dug up and with a view of growing fresh new grass?

    02 - I was thinking of laying sleepers at the edge of the grass and raising the garden up so that it is level... the granite area will then feel like more of a snug pit... any ideas around this?

    03 - As much as I don't like artificial grass, I was half thinking of placing an artificial putting green down. Does anyone here have one? are they pricey?

    Thank you in advance for your help.

     
  2. CanadianLori

    CanadianLori Total Gardener

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    Welcome to the forum! I've contemplated doing artificial in a problem area but never followed through. It is not an easy project to DIY as far as what I have read.
     
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