Hi. I live in Schertz, TX. I haven't fertilize, weed control or compost my bermuda grass for the last 2 or 3 years. This year a would like to do something about it. What would be the process I need to do for the grass to re-gain its green color and be weed free? I am not good about weed names, but right now it looks just like grass but taller and wider (???) Do I use an aretor first, then use some kind of soil activator, then compost and fertilize? Maybe I can re-seed. Please tell me what to do with my old dry dead looking grass. Thanks for your help. It is recommended that you fertilize at least once every year, being that it has been so long I would go ahead and aerate the lawn and spread about a ½” thick layer of our Premium Compost over the entire yard and follow up with Garden-Ville’s Premium Soil Food 7-2-2. That alone will do wonders for your yard, in the meantime you can try and pull the weeds and if you have a dense enough cluster of the weeds you can spot treat the large clusters with our 20% Vinegar but be careful because the vinegar will kill just about anything it comes in contact with. When the fall comes around get you some corn gluten meal and spread it on the yard to prevent the winter weeds from germinating. You can also spread the corn gluten meal in the early spring to prevent spring weeds. If you are going to re-seed the entire yard you will want to mix the seed with the 7-2-2 and broadcast it all out at one time. If you have any other questions let me know or you can stop by our store on Evans Road (almost in Bracken) and talk to one of our helpful sales staff.
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