I have heavy clay soil and the grass I have does not seem to like it too much. The fescue died off, but the Bermuda zoysia mix seems to hold up, but it is still taking a strain in the clay soil.
Hardiness Zone: 9a
By Jane from Bakersfiled, CA
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Dig holes and get some black sand and put a little sand in the hole and plant the grass and it well catch up and creep.
I also live in the Central Valley and know the problem all too well. We had to resort to spreading gypsum, dried cow manure and compost over the whole yards twice a year, every year. It's a lot of work but it has paid off and has cut back on our watering drastically.
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