A homeowner’s daughter has a lot of pure sand. No grass will thrive until soil is amended. The respondent recommends mixing in clay soil (if available nearby) and tilling in bark mulch: 1 part existing sand, 1 part bark mulch, 1 part good loam or clay. This gives water-holding capacity and structure. Then consult a local nurseryman for regionally adapted grass varieties.
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