New homeowner with large backyard wants to core aerate and overseed. Asks about "organic material" overlay and dog-safe organic fertilizer.
"Organic material" = thin mulch layer for moisture retention and seed protection:
Apply after seeding, before watering. Holds moisture, moderates temperature, feeds microbes.
All safe once watered in (dust off paws). Avoid bone meal if dog eats everything.
No fertilizer 10+ years. Annual program:
Sugar feeds soil microbes → microbes enrich soil → weeds can't compete in rich soil. Earthworms + roaches aerate naturally.
Conventional or radical organic—both work. Choose your philosophy.
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