
Soil in pots looks hard/stiff despite daily watering. Lawn has dry spots; fertilizer helped briefly but spots returned. Fertilizer bag says twice a year only.
Fertilizer is not the issue. Take photos and soil/grass sample to a garden center for diagnosis.
Plants appear healthy; a thin mulch layer will dress the surface.
After fumigation, owner worries mulch attracts termites. Cedar mulch repels insects. Termites rarely infest mulch alone; they need wood contact (siding, timbers) kept wet by mulch. Bark mulch safer than shredded hardwood. Keep mulch away from wood structures.
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