I have never understood the appeal of turf, and if lawns had just been invented I think they would struggle to catch on. No flowers, no scent, inedible, boring plain green leaves, need pruning every week with a special expensive tool to do it. Does nothing to suppress weeds either.
bulkerb
Posts: 258
Posts
This is what i get great pleasure from when at work in my private garden it takes a lot of effort but i think its worth it
This is a close up of a monkshood can you spot the fly
Love monkshood and your lawn is lovely.
Ditto on both counts.
I spotted the fly - I spotted the spider's web too
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I have never understood the appeal of turf, and if lawns had just been invented I think they would struggle to catch on. No flowers, no scent, inedible, boring plain green leaves, need pruning every week with a special expensive tool to do it. Does nothing to suppress weeds either.
Nice aconitum though Alan
In the sticks near Peterborough
I remember a client once telling me :
" the road to the perfect lawn is the same as that to bankruptcy"
Lovely though bulkerb.
I'm not one to line my pencils up on the desk though.
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
oh they are too much trouble.
I use my lawns as a weekly workout in season and having a heavy roller petrol mower try for perfection,but looking at yours I still have a way to go..