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Planting grass where evergreen tree used to be
A recent storm knocked down one my evergreen trees which probably had
a diameter of at least twenty feet, so nothing was growing underneath it. I plan to plant grass there, and since evergreen trees are acidic I was wondering if I should lime the area first. I plan to purchase some topsoil, and should I lime the area before I put the new topsoil on. The area gets sun all day. I live in Pittsburgh, and what type of grass would be good to plant? I know there is the "Penn State Mix", and that is what I think I will plant when the local township dug up my yard last year to put a now drainage line in, they replant the area with the Penn State Mix. Thanks Tom |
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