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Dollarweed Encroachment and Algae on Walkways

Dollarweed creeping from preservation lot. Will Scotts Bonus S along property line work? Algae on dirt along walkway. The expert says Bonus S labeled for dollarweed; follow label, repeat in 4 weeks if needed. Algae likely from shade and poor drainage. Trim limbs, till compost, reseed, water daily.

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