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Reseeding Grub-Damaged Lawn in Maine: Timing and Prevention

Mid-coast ME, grub hammered lawn last year. Will apply grub control June/July. When to overseed/fertilize? The expert says if grass gone, seed now. Fall ideal but why wait? Seed now, water diligently, apply grub preventer June. Reseed bare spots in Sept if needed.

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