You’re in Shirley, winning the crabgrass war with corn gluten and high mowing. For compost: Home Depot/Lowes bagged “Compost/Humus” is fine for most lawns. Don’t let them upsell peat or topsoil—they’re not the same.
For large areas, bulk from a professional landscape supplier is cheaper and better. Whole Foods sometimes has premium bagged compost for small beds. Keep raking leaves this fall—by next year you’ll have your own free compost.
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