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Post by debbiem on Apr 13, 2007 14:12:20 GMT 1
I bet everyone knows the answer to this except me. Hubby bought me a huge bag of Growmore home the other evening. Hooray, I thought. But on reading how to apply it, boo, I then thought - isn't it enough to scatter it and then water the garden? Does it really have to be raked in? Not that I'm lazy, of course  but I didn't bank on having to trample over the back of the garden to reach it. I've got a plastic rake of the children's somewhere if needs must. How does everyone apply theirs? |
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Post by Sleepy on Apr 13, 2007 14:14:59 GMT 1
I bet everyone knows the answer to this except me. Hubby bought me a huge bag of Growmore home the other evening. Hooray, I thought. But on reading how to apply it, boo, I then thought - isn't it enough to scatter it and then water the garden? Does it really have to be raked in? Not that I'm lazy, of course but I didn't bank on having to trample over the back of the garden to reach it. I've got a plastic rake of the children's somewhere if needs must. How does everyone apply theirs? No, you can just scatter it. Growmore was developed during the war as National Growmore as a quick and cheap balanced fertiliser. I think it is 777. I would be less unsightly raked in a bit, but OK just scattered imho |
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Post by Sleepy on Apr 13, 2007 14:18:31 GMT 1
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Post by debbiem on Apr 13, 2007 14:25:51 GMT 1
That's EXCELLENT - thanks, Sleepy!  And how successful were those people!!!  |
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Post by Sleepy on Apr 13, 2007 14:29:15 GMT 1
That's EXCELLENT - thanks, Sleepy! And how successful were those people!!! Who? |
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Post by debbiem on Apr 13, 2007 14:30:16 GMT 1
The ones in the first thread - they were going around inventing everything!
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Post by Sleepy on Apr 13, 2007 14:42:10 GMT 1
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