Okay, knowledgable friends. Here’s the situation.<\/p>\n
We have a yard that has been torn up for sewer modifications. There are large, large areas of turned-up dirt, with exposed roots, rocks and clumps throughout. It is uneven, and quite red (being Georgia).<\/p>\n
We have several 6 foot long, 3 inch deep, 1 foot wide dents in the area that has grass, from the impact of chunks of trees that came crashing into it.<\/p>\n
We have a damaged dogwood tree which we’re going to try to nurse through its trauma of being hit by another tree.<\/p>\n
We have a wheelbarrow, a shovel, a chainsaw, an electric hedge trimmer and electric lawnmower. And a bicycle pump.<\/p>\n
What do we need to do to make our lawn a nice, even, grassy green again?<\/p>\n
Today, we cleaned up a bunch of the rocks and roots, and planted a new dogwood, in case the old one doesn’t make it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Okay, knowledgable friends. Here’s the situation. We have a yard that has been torn up for sewer modifications. There are large, large areas of turned-up dirt, with exposed roots, rocks and clumps throughout. It is uneven, and quite red (being … Continue reading