Achieving a 4–6 inch depth of amended soil over 100 square feet requires a specific volume of topsoil and organic matter.
Rototill or spade the topsoil thoroughly into the top 3–4 inches of existing soil. This blends the layers and creates a uniform root zone.
Use the bag-count guide to order the right amount, then incorporate deeply for optimal lawn establishment.
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