There are spots in the back where it continues to compress and sink, and just as a part of taking care of the lawn, I figure it's good to put compost on the lawn. So I ordered 3 cubic yards of dirt. Professional Mix from Whittlesey. Total was $309.92. That was $148.50 for the dirt and the rest sales taxes and delivery.
They dumped it in the driveway. I then carted it in the wheelbarrow around to the back yard.
Then in the afternoon, I spread the dirt from the little piles to more or less evenly cover the back yard. The aim was to get 1/4 of an inch of topsoil/compost.
This was timed to try to take advantage of some rain that should be coming.
And another way to use the rain is to help spread beneficial nematodes. We bought a container from Barton Springs Nursery, and sprayed it all around the front and back yards.
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