Two 50+ ft maples grown together in back corner kill grass despite water/fertilizer. Owner asks about thinning.
Shade is the problem. Prune lower limbs to allow light penetration.
Can remove up to half the canopy without harm. Best time: mid-late summer (less bleeding than spring).
Consult nursery for shade-tolerant grass species (fine fescues, etc.).
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