RE: Re: RE: The clay in bermuda is fine...
Aeration of your lawn works well to help push what you have on top, down into the clay, and to break up the clay. You can rent an aerator from a rental store. If your soil it truely a "block of clay", with no sand and little organic matter in it, you need to fix that. Add sandy loam & organic matter (something like a manure top dressing), and aerate it in.
You might have a lawn expert come out and look it over - they want your business, and will do it for free. Then just do yourself what they recommend.
Bill
215g FOWLR... and anemones, GSP, gorgonians... carp, that isn't FO!
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