Now this took some wind...
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- cactus
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Re: Now this took some wind...
I hope they're checking for grubs...
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Renovation 2007
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MorpheusPA - Posts: 12716
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Re: Now this took some wind...
Yeah. Good time to get soil samples, too.
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andy10917 - Posts: 9053
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Re: Now this took some wind...
I figured the trees were very shallow rooted - when the trees went, so did the roots. And where the roots go, so shall the turf follow.
- cactus
- Posts: 1168
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Re: Now this took some wind...
almost looks like a guy with a tow truck could stand the trees back up, water, roll the turf, botta-bing, done.
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clay&crabgrass - Posts: 1628
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Re: Now this took some wind...
Maybe they had just sodded the lawn with the world's largest roll of sod before the storm. They definitely should have used a roller in this situation. Those corners are NOT making good soil contact.
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Michael Wise - Posts: 1634
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Re: Now this took some wind...
almost looks like a guy with a tow truck could stand the trees back up, water, roll the turf, botta-bing, done.
Whoa. Whoa. Wait!! There's a Tow Truck Driver involved in this? I've got some ideas suddenly about how to put this back to good, AND fertilize the lawn....

Owner and Slave of Poa Plantation
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andy10917 - Posts: 9053
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Re: Now this took some wind...
lol wow thats actually pretty neat looking. def need to check for grubs and grab samples while its like that lol
Thanks in Advance,
James
Slowly but surely future lawn nut!
2011 Reno: 20% Prosperity, 20% Moonlight SLT, 30% Midnight II, 30% Bewitched
Ready to defend w/Tenacity
James
Slowly but surely future lawn nut!
2011 Reno: 20% Prosperity, 20% Moonlight SLT, 30% Midnight II, 30% Bewitched
Ready to defend w/Tenacity
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JC Paint Workz - Posts: 674
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