Ready the ground. Clear away stones, weeds, and old grasses, then tilt the surface with a lawn edger and rake.
Level the soil. Flatten and compact dirt patches with a board and wheelbarrow. Create consistent depth across the land by filling in divots.
Add fertility. Boost nutrients with topsoil, sheep’s wool, or homemade compost manure to create rich living soil beds.
Tamp it down. Pound down soil bedding until level to avoid dry spots and reduce water runoff risk over time; use feet or flat-ended tamper tools.
Add lime powder or sulfate of iron to acidify PH levels; if needed, brown earth is acidic behavior. Play the game!
Lay out the turf and roll Grass pieces onto land evenly; butt together for a close fit, protecting against weeds seeping in-between spaces and providing strong defenses against poor drainage affecting water saturation in surrounding areas.
Lay membrane sheet underneath for optimum growth support robustness of turf preventing deep-roots structure from predatorial vermin like moles digging under turf’s scalped layers dissolving corners tips of outer grass fibers making way to hardened and tangled intertwined thick layers of beach underneath fabric membrane.
Water regularly and watch your new landscape flourish!