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I remember people burning their lawns every spring before it grows is this good? also if you have a big dead spot does it hurt to burn it?
 
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I think it is not good. It can lead to soil erosion.
 
                    
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I would suggest a thatching rake rather than burning the dead grass. You could possibly damage the grass plants themselves.
 
                    
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I did it and it worked but be real careful not to overburn just get the dead stuff on top
 
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