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Posted by Willy McTavish on 20 November 2013

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The grass in this front garden had not fared well. So we were tasked with sorting this out.

The first job was to remove the old grass along with the shrubs and the bushes. Once this was done we could attack the ground with the rotovator,to break up the compacted soil. Once we were happy with this we took delivery of two tonnes of conditioned topsoil, this was evenly spread and the ground levelled in preparation for the new turfs. With the preparation all complete we were ready to start laying the 80 square metres of turf.With the right preparation and good quality materials used, it should not take long for the grass to become established, giving our clients the nice green grassed area they had desired.

This job took two people two days to complete.

 

 


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Hi, I'm Willy. As you probably know all good gardens have an army of worms just like me; working away keeping the soil in tip top condition by breaking down the impurities which then produce the most natural compost you could wish for. I am a part of the Create Landscaping team and my aim is to pass on my garden knowledge and tips so together we can create the kind of garden you desire and keep it that way. Alan and the rest of the team are here to help and between us I'm sure we can achieve your dream garden. Give the guys a call to see what we can do for you.

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