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Ber999T · 27-06-2006, 20:08

Hi folks and thanks for looking at this thread.

Firstly having hand dug the garden which has lived up to the name of my town (CLAY-by-the-TON per spade full!!!)

I now find that apart from having a spine transplant I may need to ask if anybody has a rotovator that I may borrow for a couple of days this week or where I could hire one from.

The video clip I took tonight (Hope it works) Would not load

Any suggestions on how to get the clay broken up so that I can lay a lawn would also be gratefully received.

I last turn the soil some 10 years ago and had a lawn but it became very waterlogged when it rained and now I know why as there is a clay level about 1 meter down so will have to lay some drainage or a soak-away to try and control it this time round.

27-06-2006, 20:08	#1
Ber999T Resting in Peace Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Clayton-Le-Moors Posts: 1,195 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 49	My summer project Hi folks and thanks for looking at this thread. Firstly having hand dug the garden which has lived up to the name of my town (CLAY-by-the-TON per spade full!!!) I now find that apart from having a spine transplant I may need to ask if anybody has a rotovator that I may borrow for a couple of days this week or where I could hire one from. The video clip I took tonight (Hope it works) Would not load Any suggestions on how to get the clay broken up so that I can lay a lawn would also be gratefully received. I last turn the soil some 10 years ago and had a lawn but it became very waterlogged when it rained and now I know why as there is a clay level about 1 meter down so will have to lay some drainage or a soak-away to try and control it this time round.