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Is it okay for the top soil to dry out for like an hour or two?
I know you have to keep it moist but not letting my top layer go dry for more than an hour in a warm, windy California city seems extremely difficult.

>let lawn dry out over summer
>removed Bermuda top layer with a hoe
>tilled soil about 6 inches deep very finely with rototiller
>smoothed flat
>scattered clover seeds on top soil
>watering 4 times a day to keep the top layer moist, sometimes 5
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>>2784430
>Bermuda
Don't worry, that Bermuda grass will come right back up no matter what.
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>>2784430
I live in Phoenix and my yard grew and has maintained a giant clover patch without me even doing anything. I think it'll be fine.



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