To thicken thin bermudagrass, core aerate 3 times in varying directions in early May. Mix 1 lb seed with 5 lbs dry sand/grits per 1000 sq ft for even distribution. Drag carpet or chain-link fence to break cores and cover seed. Water 1 inch immediately, then keep top 1/2 inch moist daily until seedlings reach 1.5 inches. Gradually reduce to 1 inch/week.
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