Got Snow Mold on Your Grass? Here's How to Repair It!
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just moved into a new house in New England so I feel the same pain as you do....Closed on the house in October so barely had time for fall cleanup. I plan to get out there and start raking my 1/2 acre back yard right after work. Thanks for the tip
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Dethatching your lawn isn't a new idea but it is hard tiring work. To make it easier you can buy a thatching blade for your lawn mower. I have done it both ways and the special dethatching blade for your lawn mower is faster if not cheaper. Takes less time too.
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Ok I dont live in New York or where it snows. I did have my grass growing.
I would like for my grass to grow again. It looks like that or bare all over in the back yard.
I live in Florida. I do rake my yard each week. Still nothing. What can I do.
What about dog urine killing the grass,I have brown spots all over my yard. I've tried giving the dogs different things for it,nothing seems to help. What can I put on my grass at this point.
Not far below you in PA.
When do you do this raking-- this week may be the true start of spring (for once).