If you are asking about rolling with toilet paper, well that question should not be answered. Rolling a yard is considered a crime,vandalism, and is punishable by fines and even jailtime. So if someone were to suggest throwing toilet paper into the trees in someones yard you should merely say no and go away, thus avoiding trouble. If this question refers to landscaping a yard with sod, well that is for someone else to answer. Rolling a lawn requires a heavy roller (usually made of metal which can be filled with water). The practice of rolling your lawn is actually a bad one. You are in fact compressing the soil which reduces the amount of air circulating around the roots of the grass, thereby suffocating the grass. If you want to level an uneven yard you should look at alternatives. Do not roll a lawn when it's wet. You will certainly squeeze all the air out of it.
It depends. The first thing you must do is figure out what type of grass you are mowing. After that you should observe the environmental conditions. If you are mowing turf type tall fescue in the Midwest during the spring you'll want to make sure your blades are sharpened and your mowing height is set to 3". Usually one would outline the perimeter of the lawn 2 or 3 times and then work back and forth from one side of the lawn to the other. Be sure to clean your mower when you're done, and don't forget to disconnect the spark plug wire when doing so.
Usually its good practice to roll a lawn when its fairly wet, such as in early spring, the soil is wet enough that it flattens out with the roller. If you do it later in the summer when the soil is hard and dry there will be little effect, it might just knock down the bigger bumps is all.
There is no reason to roll a lawn.
A roller is for compacting the surface, a roller will not level a uneven lawn.
Rollers are for Bowling greens and cricket wickets.
Rolling will not level a bad lawn.
The best time to roll a lawn is in the late spring when the ground is still moist but not completely saturated.
With a scissors
The only reason to roll a lawn is to help even out the ground so it is easier to mow.
Andrew Johnson had nothing to do with an Easter Egg Roll at the White House. That event was brought to the White House by Rutherford B. Hayes when it was no longer possible to do it on the Capitol lawn.
Lawn Bowling is different from the US term "bowling." In lawn bowling, players stand on a green and roll palm sized balls towards a jack or kitty rather than down a lane towards pins such as in tenpin bowling. See related links below.
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A steep incline will cause a lawn mower or a lawn tractor to roll over. Or having a wheel fall into a small unseen hole, such as a gopher hole or sink hole. On some models, the collapse of one or more adjustable wheels could tip it over. In any case, many lightweight riding lawn mowers will have a high center of gravity if the adult rider weighs over 175 lb (80 kg).
The legal age to have an official job is 14. However, jobs such as washing cars, babysitting, or lawn-mowing can be done. A job with pay roll is only legal at 14.
The legal age to have an official job is 14. However, jobs such as washing cars, babysitting, or lawn-mowing can be done. A job with pay roll is only legal at 14.
President Rutherford B. Hayes and First Lady Lucy first opened the South Lawn of the White House for the Easter Egg Roll on Easter Monday of 1878. Prior to that date, the custom which dates back to the mid 1870s took place on the Capitol lawn.
The larger wheels roll much easier over rough terrain. Smaller wheels can get swallowed by small divots and bumps where a larger diameter wheel will roll over the smaller divot's without dropping down in.
Step on the clutch,mover the gear lever out of Park to 1st gear.
to make a lawn you can either buy turf (rolled up lawn) or buy lawn seed.
well mowig the lawn is where you get this macheine and you start at a corner of your lawn and then you push the lawn mower and make your way around the yard... that's mowing the lawn