I have 2 questions really, I suppose.
I have clay soil - every winter, my back lawn turns from grass, to mud/moss, and water. Very slippy, very annoying.
I've been in contact with a grass company who've suggested a mix that should do well in the conditions, but we have rabbits, children, and I'm not the most able. Right now, the place is treacherous.
Has anyone tried this "ground reinforcing mesh" I see around? The stuff you lay down on a roll, and seed through? I'm wondering if that'd ease the slippery mud issue, while reinforcing the ground and protecting the new seed/grass while it's growing and stop it being taken back to mud.
And my other Q: In the back garden, I have a linered, gravelled area where I park the Astra - this is rutting badly. If I got some of the rigid "paving mesh", and laid this on top of the liner, then filled it with the gravel, would this hold a car, in anyone's opinion? I just don't want to find myself bogged down in my own garden..
Many thanks!
I have clay soil - every winter, my back lawn turns from grass, to mud/moss, and water. Very slippy, very annoying.
I've been in contact with a grass company who've suggested a mix that should do well in the conditions, but we have rabbits, children, and I'm not the most able. Right now, the place is treacherous.
Has anyone tried this "ground reinforcing mesh" I see around? The stuff you lay down on a roll, and seed through? I'm wondering if that'd ease the slippery mud issue, while reinforcing the ground and protecting the new seed/grass while it's growing and stop it being taken back to mud.
And my other Q: In the back garden, I have a linered, gravelled area where I park the Astra - this is rutting badly. If I got some of the rigid "paving mesh", and laid this on top of the liner, then filled it with the gravel, would this hold a car, in anyone's opinion? I just don't want to find myself bogged down in my own garden..
Many thanks!