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Muddy garden

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Tatie3 · 12/02/2018 20:46

Our garden is very muddy and we've lost lots of grass due to our lovely new rescue dog. Am I right in thinking that I can aerate the ground with a garden fork? If I spread some grass seed around now would I take hold or would it be best to wait until the warmer weather?

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FuzzyCustard · 13/02/2018 15:20

I stab my lawn with a garden fork (rather randomly, I must admit) and when I dig up dandelions I fill the holes with lawn sand. Wait to sow grass seed until warmer weather - it will take off really well in April or so.
Best thing you can do for muddy/worn lawns is not to walk on them - it just makes them worse!

Ffsnothingworks · 14/02/2018 10:26

My mum and dad ended up paving and fencing off part of their garden for their dog in the end. As their dog is a whirling dervish of a spaniel who ruins their my garden. They are lucky enough to have the space though!

Tatie3 · 14/02/2018 13:38

Thank you, I'll do some stabbing with the fork now and leave the grass seed for later on! I'd love to fence a bit off but he's a large greyhound and needs all of the garden, the worst bits are where he turns on the spot when he's zooming around the place.

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