
We had the Fence in the rear correctly aligned and then we extended the fence in our driveway to give us more space. Still working on the front garden. we moved our Japanese maple from the back of the house to the front, which looks much nicer. Today Larry from J & L is going to plant our Holly tree, som

Now if we can only get the grass to grow "at all" in the yard. Our yard faces East so we get the morning sun and the late afternoon we get sun on

What do other home owners do in there yards where "The Sun don't Shine"
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I tried Scotts® PatchMaster® Sun & Shade Mix on the bare spots. It took about couple weeks to notice any discernable change. Had to water it twice a day though. It worked well enough, but now instead of bare spots, I have areas on my lawn where they don't exactly match the surrounding grass, which doesn't concern me. It's just a matter of time before my dog will pee on them and destroy them, anyway.
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