Thistles + moss + clay + no water/fertilizer = dead lawn. Grass can't survive without basics.
Hilltop + clay = runoff. Water in cycles: 15 min on, 1 hr off, repeat until 6 inches wet. Soaker hoses or drip ideal. If hauling water, prioritize new seed.
Consider low-maintenance groundcover (creeping thyme, sedum) or native grasses instead of turf.
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