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I can answer questions on cool and warm season grasses, soil problems, irrigation, insect, grub, weed and crabgrass control. I can also help with cultural practices such as mowing, aeration, dethatching, and leaf management.
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Pesticide over-usage
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Hi Don, I was going to type out a big long answer, but one of my own favorite sources for new information appears to already have answered this pretty well. No need to reinvent the wheel right? Check
Hi Pete, Sorry my friend, there's just no permanent solution. Weeds will always be trying to re-invade. You just need to make it part of your "to do" list every month or two. My own experience is that
Hi Lynda. If the management company is taking care of it, there's not a lot you can do. If chemicals are off the table, then the only real alternative is ripping it all out and sodding it. I doubt
Well, unfortunately you didn't tell me where you live, so that makes it difficult. That said, you embarking on a seeding job at the worst possible time. Grass seed just does not do well in the summer heat
Hi Theresa, You'll have problems for a good 4 months after that. To circumvent this problem, get some liquid activated charcoal and spray it down on the soil. Let it get watered in. The charcoal will

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