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Heavy rain in Chichester now anyone had any?
Look out you easterners it maybe coming your way!!
Look out you easterners it maybe coming your way!!
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It's just arrived in Arundel!
tedebear
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Super! I've limed the lawn and turned all my compost and chicken poo all over the garden, a bit of rain will help work it in...
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I get the poo but why the lime?
The amount of rain falling here will possibly mean there's none left for you!
50/50 I reckon, that storm shower is small but could stretch that far, reckon those East of Worthing will miss it.....hopefully as I'm just about to walk to the pub
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50/50 I reckon, that storm shower is small but could stretch that far, reckon those East of Worthing will miss it.....hopefully as I'm just about to walk to the pub
It was short and sharp 15mins or so but your need your Albion poncho if you get caught!
Steve Foster
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Dry in Brighton
tedebear
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We have very clay like soil, lime helps break it down.
Beach Hut
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Raining in BN43, just bought the washing in
tedebear
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Didn't last long, did it!
Steve Foster
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Where is bn43?
tedebear
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Where I am!
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That's true but won't it encourage weeds and broadleaf grasses as well, i suppose it depends whether you want a bowling green or a meadow lawn.
I suspect you know but hollow tineing and sanding dressings is a good way change the structure of the root zone.
Clay is a really problem, my parents house used to have heavy yellow clay compaction and water logging was rife.
I love Lawns....
tedebear
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That's true but won't it encourage weeds and broadleaf grasses as well, i suppose it depends whether you want a bowling green or a meadow lawn.
I suspect you know but hollow tineing and sanding dressings is a good way change the structure of the root zone.
Clay is a really problem, my parents house used to have heavy yellow clay compaction and water logging was rife.
I love Lawns....
I do know but thanks (I used to work here index)...
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I have used a one of them in my younger days ( i spent a decade Greenkeeping ), didn't they give you one as a perk?
windowlicker
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it pissed down in bognor at football training
SirDouglasLoft
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Absolutely pissing down in Eastbourne at the moment
tedebear
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I have used a one of them in my younger days ( i spent a decade Greenkeeping ), didn't they give you one as a perk?
I could do with one now but sadly I couldn't have fit one in my luggage...
