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30-03-2003, 10:44 PM
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Baking soda and water, followed by...
Hi there,
happened to be in the Home Depot the other day, asked the question about 'bare spots' due to golden retriever urinating on the grass, and the answer was, "put baking soda on the spots with a little water", follow up with spring fertilizing/crabgrass type .... we'll see... *g* SUE |
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