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Hee Hee! Chickens and Grass

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I'm feeling rather pleased with myself as OH said tonight, "As much as I hate to admit it the grass where the hens are is lush green with no weeds in it. They can go back in the back garden if you like!" :clap:

 

Yipee! The hens love the back garden more than the side garden!! :dance: They'll have a lovely day tomorrow!!!

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That is great news Ajuff!

 

I think the secret is to keep them moving. I moved my Omlet netting a few foot two weekends ago so that the girls have slightly less space. The patch that they HAD but now we have is the greenest lushest, weed free-est bit of the whole lawn! :D

 

I will be moving the netting again this weekend to give them back the bit they lost and to give another bit a break :D

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I think the key is to move them off it when it starts looking a bit tired. Give it a week or two to fully recover then let them on it again. Seems to work a treat.

 

In the back garden I shall have to put chicken wire round the raised bed and to protect the first four plants in the new border-to-be!

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I'm feeling rather pleased with myself as OH said tonight, "As much as I hate to admit it the grass where the hens are is lush green with no weeds in it. They can go back in the back garden if you like!" :clap:

 

My DH has also noticed this & tells anyone who cares to listen :wink: He wants them to go into the front garden & do their magic on that lawn, though I am less impressed with the idea unless he wants to chookproof the perimeter completely & ensure they can't get on the drive & wander out onto the very very busy road outside :shock:

 

Sha x

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