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What's the best way to get one's lawn returfed?
John_Traynor
18-01-2014
Asking for a friend.
Mrs BBV
18-01-2014
Whatever you do take a painkiller first.
TerryM22
18-01-2014
Originally Posted by John_Traynor:
“Asking for a friend.”

Get a big strong man in.
SillyBillyGoat
18-01-2014
Probably not when it's wet.
riversmum
18-01-2014
Artificial grass
Malc London
18-01-2014
How do you clean your wheelie bin out with?
sandy50
18-01-2014
depends on how large your lawn is I guess OP
MargMck
18-01-2014
Don't put the grass cuttings in the wheelie bin.
You will get fined by the council and then have to be in the Daily Mail with a picture of you looking miserable and pointing at the wheelie bin.
Daemon666
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by John_Traynor:
“Asking for a friend.”

She needs a Brazilian gardener.
chavet
19-01-2014
Are you altering your garden layout so you can get your Merc in?
chavet
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by Malc London:
“How do you clean your wheelie bin out with?”

I clean my own wheelie bin.
BlueStreak
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by MargMck:
“Don't put the grass cuttings in the wheelie bin.
You will get fined by the council and then have to be in the Daily Mail with a picture of you looking miserable and pointing at the wheelie bin.”

LMAO!!!!!

Thank you for that Marg
BlueStreak
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by chavet:
“I clean my own wheelie bin.”

I have a man that comes once a fortnight and flushes mine out with disinfectant

It's lovely and clean and smells fabulous after that.

LOL!

Daemon666
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by BlueStreak:
“I have a man that comes once a fortnight and flushes mine out with disinfectant

It's lovely and clean and smells fabulous after that.

”

Gynaecologists get everywhere these days.
BlueStreak
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by Daemon666:
“Gynaecologists get everywhere these days.”

He only charges £3 for a good wash and disinfect......worth every penny.

Nothing I like more than sniffing a freshly washed wheelie LOL!

Dix
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by John_Traynor:
“Asking for a friend.”

Long business, as a neighbour did his last year. Kill all the weeds in the garden, then take away all the old grass. The new turfs are in lenghts and when your garden is cleared of everything, just lay the long turfs into place, tamping them down as you go along, but make sure all the rolls are green, as some might not be. When all that is done, you then spend the whole of summer watering the new lawn, until it's grown some. One of those lawn sprinklers would be useful to have.

I watched my neighbour doing the above with the help of a friend of his, and it would put me off doing same. He even went and got himself a large sprinkler and managed to get our fencing wet too. But he did end up with a lovely new garden.

I'd rather have concrete as it's much easier to keep.
Daemon666
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by BlueStreak:
“He only charges £3 for a good wash and disinfect......worth every penny.

Nothing I like more than sniffing a freshly washed wheelie LOL!

”

I was going to ask if he does kids as well but I think that would perhaps be too far over the line...
freddofrog
19-01-2014
You could always hold a turfing party
CupidStunt2010
19-01-2014
Wait until dappy as left the bb house, i'm sure he'll need the extra work
white tigress
19-01-2014
Originally Posted by MargMck:
“Don't put the grass cuttings in the wheelie bin.
You will get fined by the council and then have to be in the Daily Mail with a picture of you looking miserable and pointing at the wheelie bin.”

Love this.
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