This is my back yard.
I brought this house one year ago and I finally have the time to take care of it.
As you can see, as of today (house is located in New Jersey USA)
there is about 80% crab grass that will eventually "grow green" by July 2016.
You can see that there some "real" grass that is grown and turned green.
My thinking is that I should get the most heavy duty Tiller at Home Depot rentals and churn up this whole thing.
2. Then throw down topsoil, compost, and fertilizer.
3. Then flatten with one of those water weighted "rollers".
4. Seed.
5. Water with a sprinkler every day.
Thoughts?
I brought this house one year ago and I finally have the time to take care of it.
As you can see, as of today (house is located in New Jersey USA)
there is about 80% crab grass that will eventually "grow green" by July 2016.
You can see that there some "real" grass that is grown and turned green.
My thinking is that I should get the most heavy duty Tiller at Home Depot rentals and churn up this whole thing.
2. Then throw down topsoil, compost, and fertilizer.
3. Then flatten with one of those water weighted "rollers".
4. Seed.
5. Water with a sprinkler every day.
Thoughts?
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