How to make grass green on a plot in a cemetery?

[L00k4ward]

Soil test kits for VA if the cemetery is there.
One would think that the cemetery maintains a proper soil pH.
Unless it is a relatively new-ish disturbed soil from the lower horizon?

https://arlington.ext.vt.edu/program...lTestKits.html

[LoveAlbuquerque]

Originally Posted by kyle19125

Minus any intention of being gross but how recent is the grave in question? That could have a lot to do with it and as such probably temporary.

The burial date was November 2019.

The cherry casket was a quality one down 6 feet deep in the soil, with no vault or liner.

[LoveAlbuquerque]

Originally Posted by L00k4ward

Soil test kits for VA if the cemetery is there.
One would think that the cemetery maintains a proper soil pH.
Unless it is a relatively new-ish disturbed soil from the lower horizon?

https://arlington.ext.vt.edu/program...lTestKits.html

The cemetery location is Northern Virginia.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by LoveAlbuquerque

The cemetery location is Northern Virginia.

That helps. I take back the comment about soil.

[wit-nit]

OP I thought the cemetery maintenance personnel maintain the lawns. Ours does at 2 separate cemeteries at our family plots.

[LoveAlbuquerque]

Originally Posted by wit-nit

OP I thought the cemetery maintenance personnel maintain the lawns. Ours does at 2 separate cemeteries at our family plots.

You are correct. However, most of the area in the cemetery looks fine. The owner of the cemetery allows me to improve the condition of this particular plot.