I would get some peat moss, and use that soil. Be sure to have any other lawn areas tested, to be sure it is ok to plant grass. Each area, is diff., so be careful, ok? J.
Thanks, i was also told to use the grass that is used on golf courses. Frankly, I am thinking of a gravel path, with a flower bed that has mulch. Any ideas about that?
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I would get some peat moss, and use that soil. Be sure to have any other lawn areas tested, to be sure it is ok to plant grass. Each area, is diff., so be careful, ok? J.
Thanks, i was also told to use the grass that is used on golf courses. Frankly, I am thinking of a gravel path, with a flower bed that has mulch. Any ideas about that?
I love the gravel path look! Check out what this Hometalker did https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/walkways-paths/tips-tutorial-for-installing-a-pea-gravel-garden-path-3828563
Tips & Tutorial for Installing a Pea Gravel Garden Path