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How to Manage Pests

The UC Guide to Healthy Lawns

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Lawn renovation

Many lawns deteriorate from poor maintenance, inadequate drainage, heavy traffic, pest problems, weed invasions, or simply because the wrong grass species was planted.

Levels of renovation

  • Neglected lawns

Take better care of your lawn and bring it back to life with regular maintenance.

Localized problems

Don't repeat mistakes! Find the cause of your problems before you renovate

What's included in this section?

 

How much of your lawn is affected?

Overseeding your lawn

Patching the lawn with seed, sod, sprigs, plugs, stolons

Complete renovation

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