By Squirrel325
Down, Ireland
i was wondering what correct ph and nutrition levels are for preparing a ground for planting. can anyone help?
- 20 Mar, 2012
Answers
thanks you, im growing grass
22 Mar, 2012
If you mean a lawn, don't worry too much - just prepare the area properly by digging over, removing all perennial weed roots, level, walk all over it on your heels to press it down and get out soft spots, then relevel, rake up. At that point, sprinkle Growmore on the ground till it looks like thin, sparse snow, then lay the turf.
22 Mar, 2012
Can't answer the ph level part, depends what you're going to be growing. And some veggies, particularly root ones, don't like manured ground.
Otherwise, generally, incorporation of well rotted composts such as garden compost, composted animal manures, leaf mould, spent mushroom compost, anything humus rich like that, will be of benefit.
20 Mar, 2012