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<blockquote data-quote="Up Y'oars" data-source="post: 174097" data-attributes="member: 764">Most of my lawn is going dormant, too much space to water on rural water rates.&nbsp; It's just going to die off and those pesky broadleaf thistle things will begin taking over.&nbsp; I guess it saves not having to spread 200lbs of fertilizer, too, since there isn't any moisture.I bout $120 worth of saplings and then rented a gas-powered auger this past weekend.&nbsp; Couldn't get the bit to go deeper than 3&quot; and the ground underneath was harder than a rock, cement like.&nbsp; My neighbor came over and both of us put both our body weight into pressure and it did nothing more.&nbsp; I was amazed!&nbsp; Took the auger back and thought I might as well roll the dice waiting for rainfall before I rent something again.&nbsp; Hope those saplings last 10 days in the mulch/dirt.&nbsp; Have to search for someone that has 3pt hitch and rent a beefy auger bit to get down 18&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Up Y'oars, post: 174097, member: 764"] Most of my lawn is going dormant, too much space to water on rural water rates. It's just going to die off and those pesky broadleaf thistle things will begin taking over. I guess it saves not having to spread 200lbs of fertilizer, too, since there isn't any moisture. I bout $120 worth of saplings and then rented a gas-powered auger this past weekend. Couldn't get the bit to go deeper than 3" and the ground underneath was harder than a rock, cement like. My neighbor came over and both of us put both our body weight into pressure and it did nothing more. I was amazed! Took the auger back and thought I might as well roll the dice waiting for rainfall before I rent something again. Hope those saplings last 10 days in the mulch/dirt. Have to search for someone that has 3pt hitch and rent a beefy auger bit to get down 18" [/QUOTE]

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