Disaster Lawn! What can I do? (photo)

 
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That is my lawn. :(

I have two dogs, and i dont know if they are the only reason (please
tell me!) but they are one of the reasons why it looks like this. It
was fine when I bought the house in november...

So what can I do?

I want to try and save as much money as possible so I only want to
returf the garden as a last option.

What can I do to bring my lawn back to life?

Thankyou
Kirsty




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   its a real problem keeping two dogs on a lawn that size and not kill
the grass.

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That garden has taken a turn for the worst alright!

The yellow area, had it been covered for a long period of time with
something extremely heavy? such as a shed...

This garden is recoverable, but with the way it is now i would say
maintenance isn't hugely favoured.

Have a look at this site on Artificial Grass, iit's so easy to install
and doesn't take up any maintenance time.

I think i'm considering buying some myself

http://tinyurl.com/3lb6e9

kirstypro;782086 Wrote:

clean green

 on 4/3/2008 8:43 AM kirstypro said the following:

Dog urine will do that, and especially female dog urine.
Check here: http://tinyurl.com/4jtnnu
A yard that small would probably be better off with pavers.


In Hamptonburgh, NY
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River rock or gravel and put plants in containers then it won't look so
bad. Getting rid of the dogs would help.

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