Salt Ruining Your Lawn? Do This Before You Reseed

Road salt and ice melt will keep your walkways and driveway safe, but there’s a price to pay for melting all that ice with salt. When spring arrives and the snow thaws, you may pay the price with a burnt lawn. When the ice and snow melts, all that rock salt will dissolve and run off into your lawn, leaving a brown border of dead grass along your walkways and driveway. You’ll need to mitigate the soil before you can plant new grass seed. Here’s how. 

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