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Maybe I'm just used to the northern climate. Wild. It's nothing near that up here even when the growth is at its height.

• WarOnPrivacy 5y ago
  Southern coastal soil holds zero nutrients. Nothing grows without heavy treatment and whatever you put in leaches away in weeks.
  • chmod775 5y ago
    Of course it will if you cut and cart the future nutrients away each week while creating 'greenery' that is a monoculture entirely unattractive to animal life. As long as you've got a water source, you can easily create a tiny patch of green that can survive for decades unattended - even in the midst of a desert.
  • shaunn 5y ago
    Agreed, it's a struggle. We apply milorganite or similar biosolid product every third month to ensure the grass gets the nutrients it needs. Otherwise we get a spotty lawn, which in turn results in poor water retention and pooling.