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Replacing a lawn that's infested with crabgrass
I'm about to replace a my girlfriend's lawn that's heavily infested
with crabgrass. What's the best approach to doing this? Some of the different suggestions I've received are as follows: - Spray the lawn as it is (without digging it up first) with preemergent and then cover it with a tarp for several weeks before digging it up - Remove the top layer of grass before spraying it - Not spraying it at all I guess I have two basic questions - do I really need to take off the top layer of dead grass before spraying it and do I really need to tarp it after spraying it? Any and all suggestions will be helpful. Christopher P.S. I live in Northern California if that makes a difference. |
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