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Tilling a lawn
Hello all.
I have a question about tilling a lawn. I am in the process of tilling my lawn, and want to make sure I am doing it right. I just tilled up a patch about 15 feet by 10, just to get used to the machine. I tilled it once, and raked out the patches of old grass. Tilled it again, and once again, raked out the old stuff. Then I leveled it out. The whole reason I'm tilling isn't because of bad grass. Actually, the grass is very good. However, the previous owners of the house had 2 dogs, that dug up the yard pretty good. Divits everywhere, and for whatever reason, the lawn slops off about 6 inches in the middle. I want to level it all out nice. Now, after I'm done tilling and leveling, I plan on spreading seed, A question I have is, do I need to somehow bury the seed a little? If so, how do I go about doing that? I don't plan on using a roller, basically, I can't get ahold of one. Does anyone have any advice? Thanks |
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