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Improving a lawn
Is it possible to just throw a bunch of grass seed onto an existing
lawn, one that is not worth starting again from scratch, but that could use thickening up? Would I have to throw some soil down on top? I need to be able to continue cutting it every week. I have around 1/2 acre to do. |
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