DAMIEN MCENEANEY asked 15 years ago
Just after digging out my garden for a patio. And it has produced a big mound whicj I have placed at the back of the garden, Id be interested in making a planted mound. Is it possible to rotavate such a mound its about 750mm high and 1500 mm wide. Also The garden area looks bad from walking on it will it come back to life once all work is finished. please look at photos inmy profile I need all the help I can get.
1 Answers
Gerry Daly Staff answered 6 years ago
You have dug a very adequate base for the paved area and that has produced a lot of soil. The pile will settle but if it stays too high you may have ot redistribute some of it, especially where it rises on the timber fence, which it wil tend to rot by keeping it damp.
It si too small an area to be bothered rotovating and the machine would be difficult to keep up on the sloped pile. Break it up by hand with a spade when it dries and allow it to settle before finalizing the level and then planting it.
The grass will recover quickly and could be given some lawn feed.
