I did this last year. Rake out the dead grass and loosen the soil. Add extra soil if needed. Then overseed the spot. Cover the seed with a little soil. Rake it in a little. Water every other day if no scheduled rain.
Hi Mary, you want to dilute it as much as possible, water it alot, scrape off the dead grass, rough up the soil add some topsoil seed it and put a thin layer of topsoil or peat moss over it water daily, it works! Good luck!
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I did this last year. Rake out the dead grass and loosen the soil. Add extra soil if needed. Then overseed the spot. Cover the seed with a little soil. Rake it in a little. Water every other day if no scheduled rain.
Yes, rinse, rinse, rinse. I’m told that female dogs do this not males.
Hi Mary, you want to dilute it as much as possible, water it alot, scrape off the dead grass, rough up the soil add some topsoil seed it and put a thin layer of topsoil or peat moss over it water daily, it works! Good luck!
Have had good luck with William's answer. Rake fresh soil, seed then top with soil.
This video might be able to help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgQQCNnkNm0