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Explore Cornell - Photos - Prepare Seed-Soil Mix
To make sure you get even coverage on a small spot, try mixing 1 part seed with 3 parts topsoil, potting soil, or compost.

Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Lawn Care Library
Most home lawns with modest expectations do just fine with a single late-fall fertilization. Of the species of lawn grasses, fine fescues are most prone to thatch problems. Fracture compacted subsoil layers to help water move down through the soil profile.

Gardening Resources, Cornell University
Before you decide to renovate your lawn, try using the best mowing, watering, fertilizing and weed and pest management practices for a year or two. If your lawn is still more than 50 percent weeds, it might be time to consider a complete renovation.

Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - Lawn Care Library - Salt Damage
Salt damage is often compounded by compaction from foot traffic, auto tires, and piled snow. Calcium chloride-based de-icing salts don't cause as much damage as sodium chloride. If it's dry, you may need to water by hand to flush them out.

Gardening Resources, Cornell University
Preventing and relieving soil compaction help vegetables and flowers thrive. Even with this level of organic matter, it is not clear whether drainage can be changed enough to remove that limiting factor in the planting site.

Local Listings for Topsoil

in Maine
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	Coastal Landscaping & Garden Center, Inc.
	York, Maine (ME) 03909


	Family Tree Landscaping Inc
	Bangor, Maine (ME) 04401


	NewLand Nursery & Landscaping, Inc.
	Ellsworth, Maine (ME) 04605


	Plainview Farm
	North Yarmouth, Maine (ME) 04097-6920