Youre certainly not alonenow is the perfect time to shift your focus onbringing your yard back to life.
Luckily, Valenzuela says not to panic at the sight.
It’s nature’s way of protecting itself from harsh conditions over the winter, she says.
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Valenzuela suggests doing what she calls “a simple bioassay test.”
Don’t worryit sounds more intense than it is.
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you’re free to do it on your own!
If it springs back to life in 1-2 weeks, it was just dormant.
If not, its time for a more thorough makeover.
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“As temperatures rise consistently above 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit, you’ll see spring green-up begin, she says.
Instead, Valenzuela suggests trying a spot treatment and grass seed combo.
After that, keep the area well-watered as you wait for it to grow.
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