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7 Steps to a Livable Lawn
Step 1: Leave grass clippings on your lawn
Step 2: Include more than just grass in your landscape
Step 3: Verify that your lawn needs fertilizer by testing your soil before application
Step 4: Apply fertilizer according to directions
Step 5: Be sure to sweep excess fertilizer and lawn clippings off your sidewalks and driveways
Step 6: Leave fertilization until the fall
Step 7: Establish a no-mow buffer around waterways
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