Sod looked great year one (chemical carryover). Year two: chemicals gone, soil biology dead, weed seeds in wind/seed mix explode. Topsoil/seed added more weeds.
Weeds love poor soil. Rich, biologically active soil suppresses them. Organic program:
Consult local nursery/extension for best centipede variety. But grass type matters less than soil health.
Weeds drop 50% in weeks. Year two: fewer, weaker. Year three: virtually gone. Author: 8+ years zero weeds.
Lizards, toads, snakes move in and eat grubs, insects. No pesticides needed.
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