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When I first started paying attention to my lawn, before I started working with clients, some of the recommended lawn care steps seemed mystical, to say the least.<\/p>\n
It was after a lot of study and some trial and error that I started to understand why lawn care can be different from one yard to another.<\/p>\n
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Before sprinkling your lawn, examine the soil dampness with a trowel. The first 2-3 inches of dirt need to feel nearly dry before using any more water.<\/p>\n
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