How Do I Fix My Lumpy Lawn?
No one wants a lumpy lawn. Various factors can contribute to lumpiness in the lawn. Richard Jauron, of the Iowa State University Department of Horticulture, says some of those factors may include thinning of turf grass or even the freeze/thaw cycle during late winter and early spring. Depressing the Elevated Lawn Step 1 Consider how to tackle your lawn, depending on the severity of your lumps. If you just have a few sporadic bumps and lumps here, grab your shovel and dig three holes around each bump or lump. Step 2 Flip the piece of sod back, while leaving one patch of grass attached like a hinge. Remove any excess dirt underneath, which was causing the sod to elevate. Step 3 Fill in any seams with the potting soil. If your lawn has a high clay content, be sure to add some organic matter (topsoil with organic matter), recommend experts at the University of Missouri Department of Horticulture, to keep your lawn as smooth as possible. Step 4 Replace the sod and water thoroughly, tamping
