Green-thumbed enthusiasts are tackling the common issue of waterlogged lawns, which can wreak havoc on your garden's turf and lead to algae and fungal problems - and after Manchester's rainy start to the week, this hack could save your garden.
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) explains that compacted soil is often the culprit, resulting from construction activities or regular foot traffic.
The RHS further notes that heavy clay soils and inadequate soil preparation prior to laying the lawn can exacerbate the problem, stripping the soil and grass of essential nutrients and causing root damage and unsightly patches.
However, gardening experts have come forward with their best advice for enhancing drainage and revitalising soil. READ MORE: Home Bargains returns £5 'enchanting' garden light that 'elevates' your backyard A member of the Gardening on a budget Facebook group sought advice, posting: "What can I do to fix my garden that holds water and becomes like a paddling pool? " In response, another user shared their successful strategy for dealing with a boggy new build garden.
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