When Your Lawn Becomes a Cry for Help
My grass has officially given up. What started as a few brown patches last summer has become a full-blown turf rebellion. The more I watered, fertilized, and pleaded, the more it seemed to actively reject my care.
The breaking point? When my neighbor's kid asked if we were "going for that desert look on purpose." Ouch.
Enter Baur Lawns' services page, which I found while desperately searching "why won't my grass grow in Marlboro." Their approach made me realize:
Our clay-heavy soil needs special prep I wasn't doing
Grass type matters (Kentucky bluegrass was a terrible choice)
There's actual science to mowing height in NJ summers
Takeaways:
Maybe stop fighting nature
Consider drought-resistant alternatives
Professional soil testing might be worth it
Current mood: Apologizing to my lawn for years of well-intentioned abuse.
