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Sparse Front Lawn in Mississauga: Shade + Overwatering = Thin Grass

Identical prep, seed, but front (shady) thinned while back (sunnier) thrived. Overwatering in shade caused decline. Reseed front, then water only as needed — likely less than back. Separate irrigation zones ideal.

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