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Lawns Content Reviewers

Last Updated: February 12, 2008 | Related resource areas: Gardens, Lawns & Landscapes

eXtension Lawns content reviewers are university professionals who share their expertise with eXtension's: Gardens, Lawns, and Landscapes to provide consumers and the green industry relevant, up-to-date, fact-based and reliable horticultural information.

Lawns Content Reviewers

Marco Fonseco, Extension Horticulturist and State Master Gardener Program Coordinator, University of Georgia

David Hillock,Assistant Extension Specialist and State Master Gardener Coordinator, Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service

Ward Upham, Extension Associate, Dept. Horticulture, Forestry & Recreation Resources, Kansas State University


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Marlene on 02.21.08 at 09:47 PM
Hello, I live in Sparks in an older home. I have a huge globe willow tree in the backyard, shading most of the lawn. My lawn continues to get thinner and thinner every year, and am now getting several bare spots. I don't mow it short. What can I put on it, to thicken it up and make it healthier? I can't invest a lot of money into it and can't replace it. What are your suggestions? Thank you for your time. Marlene
Jackie on 03.01.08 at 02:12 PM
I live in Washington DC and need help with understanding how to rejuvenate my lawn this spring after the drought we had last summer. I will be attempting to take on managing my lawn care and maintenance on my own. So I can really use your input to help me understand in what order should I reseed, and fertilize, put down lime, grub control, de-thatch and aerate my lawn? Additionally your recommendation tools - battery operated lawn mower versus a gas powered one, drop spreader versus whirly one. By the way, my lawn is approx 5,000 sq ft
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