Lawn repair after rv drove on yard?
Live in washington state and we have had a ton of rain in the last week. Im buying a new rv and i moved my fence back a few feet. It is a virtual mud pit behind the house. My queston is where do ...
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Bob & Ann wrote:
It sounds like you have the only plan in place. There is nothing else that you can do until it dries out. Then as you said break it up and reseed. Why not just go camping until it dries? Just kidding. Good luck.
Thanks for the advice. I think will smooth it out as much as possible while its soaked, and im going to add some shale rock to it, which i guess allows airation in clay... Then i will keep the trailer off it. That concrete im standing on is a 12x12 slab that the wheels of my camper sit on. That area i am taking a picture of we technically do not have to drive on. There is an area in front of the slab that we do drive on and im getting ready to put pavers in the front where we drive the most.
Is that part of the driveway in front? Why not fill with limestone rock?
Its not. Its the beginning of my front yard. That slab im standing on is where the wheels sit of my camper. its only about 12' long.
Concrete will fix it.
Yes, yes it will. thats really not an option i want to pursue. lol
Rake it smooth while it is still wet. When it dries to where it doesn't gush water when you step on it, Seed it with a shade loving grass. It will still die under the RV unless you move it a lot. (Hint, this is your excuse to keep it out of there every possible weekend.
thats what im going to do... I will level it a bit while wet, going to add some shale rock. tamp it down a bit, reseed and then stay off it for awhile.
