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Sep 27, 2011 2:45 PM CST
Name: Dianne
Sacramento, CA, zone 9b
Bulbs Region: California Cut Flowers Peonies Plant and/or Seed Trader Vegetable Grower
Thanks, all. I used a combination of methods - digging up one square foot at a time with a shovel in those area where I wanted to plant right away or if the soil level was too low, smothering with newspaper, soil and compost to create a raised area or to level out a slope on those area that I was able to leave over the winter, and using roundup in just a few spots where I wanted to kill the grass, but I was not ready to plant yet and did not want the bare soil to erode.

Renee - do you have relatives in Sacramento? You are welcomed any time!

Hetty - a few inches here and there is all you need to eventually end up with none. Whistling

My original goal was just to create this small raised bed for a peony plant that I bought a couple of years ago. At the beginning, I had no intention of tackling the whole lawn because I thought it would be too daunting.


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