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Originally Posted by Fuzz
Yes, you can just lay the sod back down. Make sure the ground is level. Give it lots of water. Topsoil and seed will work well in the other spots. I like to do a heavy mix of fertilizer and seed, and water it lots. By fall it will fill in nicely. For the raised bed, ya, not a lot of point if it is totally shaded. What were you hoping to grow there? I like Rhubarb to fill in areas I can't think of anything else for, and it does OK it shady areas. You wouldn't need to build anything either, since it kinda covers everything.
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Any particular type of seed that will work best for filling in the patches?
She just wanted some flowers for decoration wasn't planning to grow veg. But will they just die out in winter anyway? Stupid question I know but originally from Ireland so never dealt with keeping plants alive with snow. The idea of the raised bed was just to combat the very uneven ground in that corner but I'm not sure if it's worth it
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