Hi,
I have several spots on my lawn from where salt from the sidewalk was
mixed with snow and then shoveled this winter.
What can I do to fix these? Is re-seeding enough or do I need to do
more? Thanks.

Megan



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wrote:
Hi,
I have several spots on my lawn from where salt from the sidewalk was
mixed with snow and then shoveled this winter.
What can I do to fix these? Is re-seeding enough or do I need to do
more? Thanks.

Megan

Depends on how contaminated the soil is still. If it doesn't germinate,
try top dressing it with some topsoil before re-seeding it.