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Lulu KC

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5. It's his grass

Reply to Not Heidi (Original post)

Thu Dec 19, 2024, 02:20 PM

Dec 19

He either knows it's dead and doesn't care, or it's not dead at all, just dormant. If it doesn't come back in the spring and you want a green lawn, call the landlord and ask if he's planning to reseed it.

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Dead grass question [View all] Not Heidi Dec 19 OP

I recommend talking to someone at a local nursery surfered Dec 19 #1

It's winter so it's probably gone dormant. Ocelot II Dec 19 #2

Yes. Grass does this (goes dormant). SWBTATTReg Dec 19 #3

Depends the grass, and the climate. Arrgh Dec 19 #4

It's his grass Lulu KC Dec 19 #5

Where Do You Live? ProfessorGAC Dec 19 #6