It happens to the best of home gardeners, especially by the end of summer: dead or yellowing spots in the lawn. Whatever the cause – drought, dog, unmoved kiddie pool, backyard volleyball tournament – these dry, lifeless spots can ruin the overall look and value of your yard. Fortunately, with a few simple steps, you can easily
repair dead spots in the lawn. If the damage requires more than a mini makeover, consider
seeding a new fall lawn. Late summer through early fall is the ideal time to start new turf in many areas of the US. Have a question on repairing summer-weary grass? Post it in our
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