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<blockquote data-quote="nxtgeneration" data-source="post: 83969" data-attributes="member: 480">Great thread.&nbsp; I have some major repairs to do this spring as well.&nbsp; The house we bought was rebuilt a few years ago after the original house burnt down.&nbsp; The original (old house) owners did not take care of the yard from what neighbors tell me.&nbsp; There is landscape rock everywhere, many many random trees were growing, bushes sprouting in the middle of the yard ect.&nbsp; During construction of the new house there was no care taken to protect the backyard.&nbsp; The first owner of the new house was a younger girl and didn't have the resources or ability to get it back in shape.&nbsp; Last fall we took out all the random trees along with some tough looking evergreens and did some regrading.&nbsp; This spring i need to bring in more fill and begin reseeding.So here is my plan as of now.&nbsp; Place new fill around house and low spots, mow the rest of it down on the lowest setting and then spray it with some herbicide.&nbsp; Will need a thin(ish) layer of new dirt on the entire yard as it is very rough.&nbsp; Then seed and fertilize the entire thing.&nbsp; With that said, does anyone have a better plan or just some more tips.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nxtgeneration, post: 83969, member: 480"] Great thread. I have some major repairs to do this spring as well. The house we bought was rebuilt a few years ago after the original house burnt down. The original (old house) owners did not take care of the yard from what neighbors tell me. There is landscape rock everywhere, many many random trees were growing, bushes sprouting in the middle of the yard ect. During construction of the new house there was no care taken to protect the backyard. The first owner of the new house was a younger girl and didn't have the resources or ability to get it back in shape. Last fall we took out all the random trees along with some tough looking evergreens and did some regrading. This spring i need to bring in more fill and begin reseeding. So here is my plan as of now. Place new fill around house and low spots, mow the rest of it down on the lowest setting and then spray it with some herbicide. Will need a thin(ish) layer of new dirt on the entire yard as it is very rough. Then seed and fertilize the entire thing. With that said, does anyone have a better plan or just some more tips. [/QUOTE]

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