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New House - want to plant new lawn using seeds
Hello,
I am building a new home, and it is near completion. The construction crew leveled off the lot, and then placed existing black dirt on top. Over the past month, the entire yard is full of weeds. Guess there was alot of weeds existing in the black top soil. Once I move in (in about a month) I want to plant grass seed. I am a newbie, and need to know what the best course of action is. 1. Should I somehow kill all the weeds first? If so, what is the best and least expensive way. 2. Should I leave the weeds, plant the grass seeds and then let my future mowing and composting of grass cure the weed problem? I live in Chicago, and the weather is really cold in the winter and really warm in the summer. I have heard that early fall is a good time to plant a new lawn. Also, any recommendations on a good grass seed to use for this climate? Thanks so much. Rick |
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