can you plant grass on top of it
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not directly, you'd need several inches of soil, and if you want grass why waste the yard fabric?
1346038
I would not, after 18 months i had to replace a tree, pulled rock back with the weed barrier, extremely strong, grass on top would probably grow but would defeat the purpose of the weed barrier
1346039
I wouldn't think so. It's a complete barrier to the soil. The only way we could plant flowers was to cut a hole in the material for each individual plant.By the way, it did a GREAT job keeping the weeds away for us.
1346040
It doesn't do a very good job of keeping weeds down. I had certain typr of weeds coming through after less than 3 months.
1346041
Uh yeah, but why would you want to....? It' supposed to retard weeds and anything else. Youd have to put soil on top of it and the plant new grass seed.....
1346042
You could put dirt on top and plant grass but then you would have weeds again.
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I suppose you could, but you would need to put some dirt on it first. That negates the purpose of the weed barrier (to stop things from growing) because anything could grow with the grass on top then.
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Hi Sandy you would need a VERY Large Deck to accomodate the tent as it is quite large. We used it for several party and parked it on our driveway. Yes you can anchor it the grass.
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It dan be placed on grass. THere is a bracket or end cap on each leg that allows you to nail or stake the legs down to the surface you are on with an appropriate nail or stake. It does not come waterproofed.
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Yes you can,it should come with planting instructions.If not start with a small pot(1 gallon) and light soil,move it to the next size up when you see roots coming to the top.Don't overwater.Have plenty of drainage and fertilize at least every 3 months.Mine came out of the box with lemons already on it!
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If done ver carefully, you probably could. Just detach the pole part. If you attempt to detach the grass from the frame however, you may ruin it.
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Yes. you dont have to put it right on top if you dont want. You can put it on any row of holes all the way down..
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You need a floor for stability really. You could put it straight on the grass but it won't be grass long and you'll end up with a dirt floor. I really recommend the floor frame and some plywood...otherwise you'll be stepping up over a metal framing bar and then down into the shed. It helps keep it sturdy as well. :)
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Honestly not sure. I just cut the grass if it is to high I have to go over the area a couple of times. Lol at the moment I have well maintain weeds. In areas where there is actual grass it guy very nicely
470313
Yes. My son takes it to the local park where he drives it on the grass with no problems. The grass, obviously, would have to be at a reasonable length, mowed and not grown for weeks without mowing.
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I am sure you could make a base (floor) to set it on and build on top of that. We used a gravel pad to build it on. A screen porch would be a nice addition using another set of framing brackets could make it easier. Good luck.
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I have 2. They are on top of a concrete slab. This works well for us. I am not sure if you need a ground cover with the If the po is on grass.
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You can add grass clippings. It would take about a month to have great compost if everything is just right. I've had mine for 3 months and continually add to it and will do that until it is full. There are products you can buy to speed up the process. I've had luck in years past adding composted manure to compost to give it a boost. This tumbler is awesome but was very time consuming to assemble by the way.
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We have only set it up on grass. I think it will be fine on a hard surface. However the tent is light weight and you may need weights to hold the legs down. I think those can be purchased if not included. On the grass you can use stakes.
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I set it up on grass with a 2 inch sand top layer; Its been up almost a year and its great for the limited investment!
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You can. They are hollow. But the design is robust enough that I simply set it on the ground. My plant dies off in the winter so I push the arbor back against the house and then move it back out in Spring to train to the plant that grows up around it.
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dirt it is pretty good as long as there is not a bunch of rocks and grass is ok as long as it is shorter should be finr cause of the 4wd but scince it 1/18 scale I would not put it in tall tall grass because it will get stuck
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it should; part of mine was buried (not on purpose). it might be better, though, if you could put mulch on top.