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To green up a yellow lawn, scatter grass seed on sparse patches. However, birds often eat the seeds. To protect them, cover the seeds with grass clippings. This tactic, known as "grasscycling," shields the seeds from birds and provides natural fertilizer, promoting faster grass growth. Expert Steven Bell also suggests keeping mower blades sharp, using nitrogen fertilizer, frequent mowing, and aerating the lawn to maintain a lush lawn.
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