Anna Durfee

Yeah I wish I had a natural source of fertilzer like you do. That would be great! Your lawn looks great. Thanks for sharing.

I have a sneaking suspicion that I may have a fungal infection in my lawn. The soil is clay and thus doesn't drain well and I can see what looks like mold growing on the soil as well. Is there a natural way to deal with this or do I use fungicides?

I want to use the moldy hay trick when imdommy fall fertilization but imalsomwant to try the organic fertilizer from ringers. Can or should I do both? How much of the ringers should I use if I use the moldy hay as well?
Thanks!

I read that page that you mentioned. It doesn't mention anything about aeration. At least not that I saw. Any more thoughts?

Our soil is clay and it compacts pretty badly. Ive read that core aertion can help with that and that it improves the health of your lawn. thoughts?
Also, to help the health of our lawn, I want to help the depth of the topsoil. However I don't want to start our lawn over and nor do I have the money to get truck loads of soil dumped. So would adding a little soil over time be a good idea? I figure the grass will grow up over the new soil and given time, the topsoil depth will improve. Thoughts?