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I have a cleint who wants me to smooth out their lawn, and I don't know how I should go about in doing so. The lawn is not severely bumpy, but it is noticable while mowing. I only have a push mower, so i cannot pull a roller; I only have a 75 pound carpet roller available to me. What should I do?
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Rent a lawn roller from the Home Depot or some place such as that. Call for their prices.
You can buy one for about 100 dollars. When you get back to cutting the lawn, if you aren't already doing so, change the direction and path you cut on every other week. |
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Do you think if I just got the lawn a bit more moist I could just use the 75 pound roller I already have?
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Use sand to level the lawn.
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What kind of sand would be best?
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Your roller will probably do. Why is the ground bumpy?
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I am not sure, probably just because of the winters here in Iowa...its not moles, I know that. It doesn't seem like ruts either, so I think its just because the lot is old
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Can you aerate, top dress it, level it and reseed it?
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It's hard to actually say what to do in each situation. If you believe the roller will fix the problem, then experiment.
Lawn compaction can create weed problems like dandelions and plantain, depending on the soil conditions. So, aerating would help with this as well as making the grass healthier. |
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