larrya – posted 20 August 2004 19:11
We have a bermuda yard which is doing well in Suburban Atlanta. As the subdivision is aging, some neighbors trees are shading the yard and the bermuda is thinning do to the shade. What do you all recommend as a replacement for the bermuda that would not look out of place (like fescue does in a bermuda yard).
ted – posted 20 August 2004 20:55
usually, corrective pruning is not only good for the trees – it can help the lawn too.
BaHateIt – posted 22 August 2004 12:41
Unfortunately, grass doesn’t live in the forest. You might consider extending large mulch rings around the trees.