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I got a load of compost from my dad's horse ranch, made from Arabian horse
dung and hay and clippings and the like. He warned me that it was very "rich", but I got it and put it all over my lawn anyway. Well, now it is all brown, and the areas I put more compost on are the brownest. I guess I "burned" it. I've been watering profusely (every other day, as we've had over 23 days of over 90 degrees temp w/o rain) in hopes of bringing it back. It is St. Augustine, and I live in North Austin Texas. The soil is very clay-ish, and I can see roots of the grass in runners that evidently have to place to go. Is there anything I can do to salvage this grass? I cannot afford to replant or re-sod right now. This is my first lawn (obviously!) and I need help. Thanks Daremo |
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