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7 Steps to a Livable Lawn
Step 1: Leave grass clippings on your lawn
Step 2: Include landscaping
Step 3: Test your soil
Step 4: Apply fertilizer according to directions
Step 5: Sweep fertilizer and clippings off surfaces
Step 6: Fertilize in fall
Step 7: Establish a no-mow buffer
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Vicky Tosh-Morelli
2019-10-14T13:05:22-04:00
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