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Weed Grass From Garden And Plant In Lawn

Got bare spots in your lawn? Get out and weed your garden. Save all the grass and transplant it in the lawn. Just scratch up the soil in the spot, put the grass in and water it. It fills in quickly and costs nothing.

By Sweet Pea from Butternuts, NY

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04/01/2011

There are certain grasses that you would not want to plant in your lawn. If it has come up as a weed in your garden, it probably should be treated as a weed.

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