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Lawn blank spots

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by tanya004 on June 21, 2006 03:20 AM
Hello to everyone!
I've got a problem with my lawn. The thing is that I planted it 2 years ago. It grows quite well, but there are some spots that remain blank. I've tried to plant new grass there but it didn't help.
I would very much appreciate if you gave me any piece of advice.
Thanks in advance for your tips!

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by Longy on June 21, 2006 12:41 PM
Do weeds grow in these patches? Are they constantly wet? Is the soil compacted like concrete there?
There is something wrong with the patches of soil where nothing grows. Possibly some spilt chemical/fuel. A bit of heavily packed earth or similar. Maybe remove a square section of the soil and try placing a patch of turf in the hole and see if it grows OK, then do this to the rest of the areas as you get the urge. There must be something wrong with the soil in those spots, removal, aeration, limimg etc may all be enough to fix the problem. Can you take a foto of the areas?

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by The Plant Doc on June 21, 2006 04:29 PM
A couple of other questions to go with Longy's
What part of the country do you live in, and do you know what type of seed you used?

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