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Old 07-08-2005, 09:25 PM
Steveo
 
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What a ****ing mess.


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it is helping.  I would like comments on that too.  I now have
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better ideas I plan to:/FONT/DIV
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DIVFONT face=3DArial size=3D21)    Put down more=20
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lawn.  More watering would overwater the rest of the lawn.  =
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watering does not work well with my work schedule.  The dry spots
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about 3 feet from sprinker heads, so it may be that much of the spray =
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over them, but that doesn't seem to be a problem with other sprinker=20
heads.  I don't see how I can manipulate the sprinkers to improve
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the dry spots, but I am an amature, and I'm not sure my method is the =
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or is even working, for that matter..  What I have done in the =
past is=20
pour some spongy soil on top of the dry spots in the expectation that =
it will=20
retain the moisture.  I have used Kellogs Topper to pour directly
= on top=20
of the dry spots.  It seems to work, but I'm not =
sure.  I have=20
seen improvement in some spots, but not the worst ones.  =
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because I didn't put enough on./FONT/DIV
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DIVFONT face=3DArial size=3D2    Is this a good=20
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dry spots by pushing a screwdriver into it.  Screwdriver =
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lawn fairly=20
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