too much buggering about. I did a small one a few years back, grew lots of
plugs, levelled the ground, bedded out, tended and all that. Lots of
weeds
got in between the plugs until I finally gave up, just carried on mowing
as
nrmal. there's barely a trace of camomile there any more. Don't go there
unless you have 5 under-gardeners to look after it
"Michael Bell" <michael@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:b332b4bc4e.michaelbell@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>8 months ago I took over a 30s bungalow in Forest Hall, Newcastle on
> tyne. It faces south and is not overshadowed by any tall trees or
> buildings. There are 2 lawns either side of a central path, about 7
> paces long x 3 paces wide. The grass on them was not much good and
> building work had made the levels wrong so last autumn I turned over
> the lawns and ****fted the earth and left them so over the winter. It
> is now February and I must soon decide what to do next.
>
> One possibility is Chamomile - or have I been reading too many novels?
>
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