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Good
Points
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It's
the cheapest way to get a lawn.
You can wait until the weather is correct with no worry
about the seeds deteriorating
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It's
the quickest way to get a lawn. Within a month a mature looking
lawn is ready for use.
Turf can be laid in the 'slack' period of the year. |
Produces
a fine lawn at a moderate cost.
The lawn can be ready to use in 6 months. |
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Bad
Points
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Takes
9 to 12 months before the lawn is fully ready for use.
The seedlings can be killed by birds and/or 'damping off'.
The preparation of the seed bed is time-consuming.
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The
most expensive way to get a lawn.
Sometimes the quality of the turf is poor with many weeds.
Very difficult to get a fine lawn with turf. |
The
least common method, the least 'tried and tested' method.
Very labor intensive and back-breaking work! |
