Not sure if this is the correct page to start this conversation, but nonetheless if one of the admins need to move it elsewhere, do your thing.
I'm talking to all you lawn leveling experts, all you experts on topdressing, and anyone who is interested in this as I am.
I have roughly 7,000 sq/ft of St. Augustine in my front yard, I'm not putting this out here for the sole purpose of leveling my lawn, but to also prevent "take all patch" in my SA, as well as adding nutrients to the soil.
Topsoil is expensive and by the looks of it, a pain to spread by hand, and I hear you can get quite a few weeds seeds from it. Peat Moss on the other hand comes in nice cubed bags that looks very easy to spread by hand using a standard garden rake, and retains moisture better from what am told. My question is, which of the two would be more beneficial for leveling, as well as adding nutrients to the soil?
I'm talking to all you lawn leveling experts, all you experts on topdressing, and anyone who is interested in this as I am.
I have roughly 7,000 sq/ft of St. Augustine in my front yard, I'm not putting this out here for the sole purpose of leveling my lawn, but to also prevent "take all patch" in my SA, as well as adding nutrients to the soil.
Topsoil is expensive and by the looks of it, a pain to spread by hand, and I hear you can get quite a few weeds seeds from it. Peat Moss on the other hand comes in nice cubed bags that looks very easy to spread by hand using a standard garden rake, and retains moisture better from what am told. My question is, which of the two would be more beneficial for leveling, as well as adding nutrients to the soil?
