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plant help please
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With time, lots of sweat, effort and more sweat, and more sweat you can address this. If its grassed kill this off / lift depending what you want to spend / how quickly you want to see results. Rotavate, add sharp sand / organic matter, rotavate again / repeat this to improve. Clay soil is normally very good for growing once you work the soil.
You'll want to hire / invest in a Rotavator or get someone in that has a good one.0 -
With time, lots of sweat, effort and more sweat, and more sweat you can address this. If its grassed kill this off / lift depending what you want to spend / how quickly you want to see results. Rotavate, add sharp sand / organic matter, rotavate again / repeat this to improve. Clay soil is normally very good for growing once you work the soil.
You'll want to hire / invest in a Rotavator or get someone in that has a good one.
it just so happens i borrowed my mums a couple of weeks ago for the garden we have now !This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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