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It seems like you've been troubleshooting your grass-growing challenges and discovered that the soil pH is high (around 9.5 or 10) with a lack of nitrogen but sufficient phosphorous and potassium. Given your situation using a product like milorganite could be a good option. While it has a nutrient ratio of 6-4-0, it's important to avoid excessive amounts of any single nutrient, as it can have negative effects. To determine the right amount to add, you can calculate the nitrogen requirement based on recommended levels for turf grass (around 1 to 2 pounds per 1,000 square feet per year). This will help you strike a balance and avoid overloading the soil. Additionally, consider incorporating bulk mulch, which can enhance soil moisture retention, regulate temperature, and suppress weed growth. By combining these strategies, you'll be on your way to promoting healthy grass growth in your backyard.

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