Will Grass Grow on Top of Crushed Limestone?

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Grass will grow on top of crushed limestone. In fact, crushed limestone is commonly used to prepare soil and increase the pH level before installing a sod lawn. When limestone is mixed with the top layer of soil, the sod lawn will thrive and grow more efficiently.

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Will Grass Grow on Top of Crushed Limestone?

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