How do I fix yellow spots in lawn?
One side of my lawn tends to turn yellow while the is always green what can I do to fix that? I live in the Chicago area so anyone has suggestions on which ground plants to use also?
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Yellow (but otherwise healthy) grass is usually one of two things. It isn't getting enough light or it needs iron. So, is the side of your lawn that is yellow getting a lot of shade? Do you feed it once a year? If there are any trees around that aren't a vibrant green, then you're probably needing an iron supplement. For ground plants that will thrive in your area, check the High Country Gardens website. You can access a large number of filters and they will result in a selection of plants that will thrive in your area. You don't have to make a purchase, but they guarantee the plants will thrive - and they're good about that. Cheers!