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I have a small lawn that is shaded on one end. Since I have owned the house
the shaded part was mostly dirt. I dug up and turned the soil over and layed sod in this area. I also turned over the soil and planted shady grass seed in the area between the existing grass and the new sod. I also patched up areas one the grassy side to fill it in. Within a week or so the grass and sod looked beautiful almost golf course like. But now 3 weeks-4 weeks later all the new areas have thinned quite a bit (sod, patches, seeded areas). The original grassy area looks the same. I tried fertilizing the lawn 4-5 days ago and so far no difference, everyday the lawn looks worse. More dirt less grass. I have watered it quite a bit and it has rained quite a bit too. Does anyone have any sugestions why this might be happening and how to fix it? Also no one has been on the grass as its a fairly unused lawn. |
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