give it time, and you may need to spot seed.

On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 20:58:45 GMT, Dick Shenary wrote:

Last summer I put down a 95% KB/5% Dwarf Fescue sod lawn. The lawn
appears to be healthy; a dark deep green and lush growth.

I expected all of the seams to be invisible by now, and a couple of
bare spots from dog urine to have repaired themselves. This isn't
happening.

Approx. 10% of the seams are still discernable and the dog urine
patches have yet to fill in.

Do these symptoms indicate a problem, or simply that my expectations
are too high?

Northern California, a mix of Sunset zones 7,8,&9, soil tested and
amended prior to the sod, no compacting.

Dick Shenary wrote:
Last summer I put down a 95% KB/5% Dwarf Fescue sod lawn. The lawn
appears to be healthy; a dark deep green and lush growth.

I expected all of the seams to be invisible by now, and a couple of
bare spots from dog urine to have repaired themselves. This isn't
happening.

Approx. 10% of the seams are still discernable and the dog urine
patches have yet to fill in.

Do these symptoms indicate a problem, or simply that my expectations
are too high?

Northern California, a mix of Sunset zones 7,8,&9, soil tested and
amended prior to the sod, no compacting.

The seams were probably not tight enough.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5