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Reviving an Abused Lawn?
I had a very nice lawn up until this year when I got lazy in the fall and
instead of raking up all the leaves I did a combination of raking and running them over with a mulching mower. Major mistake, as now I have half dead grass, lots of bald spots and thatch. I have aggressively raked up all the thatch and things are looking better, but I see signs of ant hills, moss, weeds and bare patches. The grass looks off color green instead of bright green So how do I repair this situation? I am located on Eastern Long Island NY so the soil is sandy and like I said I had a pretty decent looking lawn up until this point. BTW this is a fairly decent sized property so installing a new lawn is not the option I want to take. Up until this point I was using Lebanon 5 step process every year (the lawn is only 5 years old, new construction house) but I was never really happy with it and was thinking of going to Scotts this year. I did use it in October though, step 5 I think. I appreciate any and all advice on how to make things better! Joe |
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