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Ground Covers: Cultural Information
... soil should be tested for pH and fertilizer recommendations before planting. Remove or kill any existing vegetation, especially perennial weeds. Till the soil to a depth of 8 to 12 inches incorporating ...
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Ground Covers: Preparing the Site
... soil should be tested for pH and fertilizer recommendations before planting. Remove or kill any existing vegetation, especially perennial weeds. Till the soil to a depth of 8 to 12 inches incorporating ...
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Renovating an Existing Lawn
... . Warm season lawns are best renovated in late spring to early summer. Attempts to upgrade existing lawns when conditions are not optimum for establishment are difficult at best. A thinning lawn ... necessary. Set your mower at a low setting, mow, and collect the clippings. Remove undesirable vegetation (dead grass, thatch, and weeds). This may not be necessary if a slit seeder is ...
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