Posted by Mbt6 on August 30, 2008, 10:13 pm
It seems like every year, but this year is worse, that I have grass that
will die where it borders a sidewalk or driveway. It's not all dying, but a
lot of brown spots. It does pull up fairly easy.
It's mostly Kentucky Blue. I live in northern utah.
I have tried to fertilize to no avail.
any ideas would be helpful.
Posted by SteveBell on August 30, 2008, 11:00 pm
Mbt6 wrote:
> It seems like every year, but this year is worse, that I have grass
> that will die where it borders a sidewalk or driveway. It's not all
> dying, but a lot of brown spots. It does pull up fairly easy.
>
> It's mostly Kentucky Blue. I live in northern utah.
>
> I have tried to fertilize to no avail.
>
> any ideas would be helpful.
Does it die in everyone's yard, or just yours?
If it's a widespread problem, then it's probably either damage from hot
concrete or shallow soil. Obligatory story: My buddy had a three-foot
section where grass wouldn't grow. It turned out the builders had
buried a huge chunk of concrete down about six inches.
If it's just your yard, then I'll have to ask what is different about
your concrete?
--
Steve Bell
New Life Home Improvement
Arlington, TX
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> that will die where it borders a sidewalk or driveway. It's not all
> dying, but a lot of brown spots. It does pull up fairly easy.
>
> It's mostly Kentucky Blue. I live in northern utah.
>
> I have tried to fertilize to no avail.
>
> any ideas would be helpful.