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I think I know the answer to this, but wouldn't mind some input.
We have a little gravel seating area, and plan to turn it back to green, as life it too short to maintain gravel. Ideally I'm going to try and establish a creeping thyme lawn and some other things.
Currently there is about 10mm of gravel (and soil wash) with a weedproof membrane underneath. Scraping it back the Membrane looks in good condition.
Should I just leave it all in place and plant over the top?
I can't see any downside to having a bit of membrane under a thyme and grass lawn, and it might limit next-door's bindweed. But am I missing something?
At the moment there is about
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