NW Arkansas homeowner: 1-month-old Bermuda sod, mowed at 4.5", now has grassy and broadleaf weeds. Rocky/red clay soil. Needs weed strategy and irrigation schedule.
After weed control, topdress with ⅜" quality compost (1 cu yd/1,000 sq ft) in dormant season. Builds soil, fertilizes, fights fungus, improves drought resilience over years.
Georgeville clay (similar to AR red clay) needs deep, infrequent watering. Water to 6" depth weekly. Cycle soak to prevent runoff. Adjust for rainfall.
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