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Lawn Removal
updated: Aug 22, 2011, 11:31 AM
Referral sought
We are looking to have our lawn removed and would welcome referrals from anyone who knows someone who does this kind of work.
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COMMENT 206689
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2011-08-22 11:50 AM |
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Is this really a complicated job? Can't you hire a nephew or a neighbor kid or something?
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COMMENT 206711
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2011-08-22 12:27 PM |
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Casa Landscaping. Look in the yellow pages.
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COMMENT 206721
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2011-08-22 12:38 PM |
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The Stareozoids from Beta Reticuli might be helpful. Just spread out some UFO seed tonight and wait.
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COMMENT 206724
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2011-08-22 12:41 PM |
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I have a family of skunks living under my deck that would be perfect for you - trust me, they're experts.
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COMMENT 206738
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2011-08-22 01:14 PM |
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I had some tenants that were experts at destroying things. Do you want their number?
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COMMENT 206740
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2011-08-22 01:20 PM |
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Try Owen Dell. Specialist in sustainable, local and lovely landscaping.
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COMMENT 206743
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2011-08-22 01:31 PM |
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Removing sod is backbreaking work if your soil is hard clay. Water it in, rent a sod cutter and hire some Yanonali friends for the day.
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COMMENT 206794
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2011-08-22 04:20 PM |
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Just quit watering it and it'll go away.
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COMMENT 206852
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2011-08-22 06:19 PM |
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Set up a Fiesta Mercado on your lawn, and in three days, your lawn will have disappeared!!!
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VALERIO
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2011-08-23 08:00 AM |
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Zaragosa Landscapes
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SB WILSON
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2011-08-23 08:52 AM |
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I love Edhatters' comments! I never though I'd be entertained by reading Edhat comments about turf removal! Excellent!
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AQUAHOLIC
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2011-08-23 09:13 AM |
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Hahahahahahahahahaha!
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COMMENT 207022
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2011-08-23 09:57 AM |
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You don't necessarily have to remove it, depending upon what you want to do afterward. Several years ago we did away with ours this way: we didn't water after the spring rains, which killed off most of it. Then in early October we covered it with a layer or raw horse manure, covered with several sheets of newspaper, covered by several inches of mulch. The manure helps kill the grass as it composts, and adds to the soil's structure and bacterial health. After a couple of inches of rain later in October, we added another few sheets of newspaper and more mulch, to cover some areas where stubborn runner grasses worked their way up through the first layers. By Spring it was ready for planting natives: just dig down through the cover.
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COMMENT 207136
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2011-08-23 12:23 PM |
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Put up a sign saying FREE GRASS. That should get you a few responses.
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