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How to Replace an Old Lawn  
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Tags: Lawn Maintance, Replace Lawn, Old Lawns

If you are spending to much on lawn fertilizer it may be time to replace your old lawn. Below I will tell you how to replace your old lawn.

1.	You must first get rid of your present lawn. Do this by spraying it all with Roundup.
2.	Wait 2-3 weeks for the lawn to die and for the Roundup to dissipate.
3.	Sow grass seed and fertilizer right on top of the old lawn. None of the old lawn needs to be removed.
4.	Spread peat moss to cover the old lawn.
5.	Water the area immediately, and keep watering it daily as the weather requires. In cool weather, once a day will do. In hot weather, twice a day might be required. Just do not let the peat moss dry out.
6.	Keep watering until the new lawn sprouts and fills in. From that point, apply standard lawn care.

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