The spot we have is on top of a rocky limestone ridge. Not a deep soil base. Although the rye grass and clover we spread in the fall came up it didn’t really grow very thick. Since there’s so little soil (& laziness) I’m just letting things grow as much as they will. There’s a good amount of clover coming up now. The plan is to spread more clover seed each spring and fall, work on fertility and hope to grow soil. If grasses get bad spray clethodim but let any broadleafs and clover grow.

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