Happy birthday!

I just text Carl directly and he lets me know when they have stock. Minimum is a pallet (50) but they’ll sell in bag increments after that. He said it was too much traffic and a hassle to be servicing 5-10 bag orders, payment etc. now you pay online, give them receipt number and load up. I buy “off...

Last time I rented a uhaul trailer and picked up 50 bags. Store it in the garage and it lasts me about 2 years. Use it for lawn and all my plants. It was over the Uhaul stated weight limit for the trailer if I recall correctly, but I wasn't driving aggressively in any way Another option is to find ...

I emailed them earlier this week and got this (automated) reply: Thank you for your patience.We are out of stock. Please stay tune to the website: https://www.baystatefertilizer.com/ for updates on product availability. Minimum Order Quantity: 50 bags = $3.50/bag x 50 bags = $175.00 Bay State Fertil...

I got you, as per the other post, rough dates and then just look out the window.

Thanks again for all the support!

After reading up on the fall nitrogen regiment, I better understand what you are talking about. To match this up with my dates, with seed down on August 15th, I’m estimating it will be around September 15th for sprout and pout to end. Which leaves me about 10 days to the average first frost date in ...

Seems Bay State is sold out for the moment. But I signed up for updates. I’ll hold off on the Nitrogen for the moment. I thought as starter fertilizer has it in, I might have to add it all when putting seed down. Also would you recommend a quick release after the sprout and pout? And migrate to slow...

Thanks Andy! I found the SOP at a local Siteone. I was just planning to kill it all off with Glyphosate, as even the little grass that’s in between the weeds, is from some unattractive contractor’s mix. From what I read, as long as I don’t over apply, I should be able to seed right after. I would ac...

Pretty certain that's not carpetweed. That stuff is literally like a carpert. Very dense, lays flat with lots of small branches and leaves. Yeah that’s why I said not sure what direction it’s growing. I was going more of the leave shape, but as the others stated, purslane looks like a good match.

Can't really see which direction they are growing, but based on the leave shape can it be carpetweed?

By default it is set to spray with tablespoons per gallon on the metering dial, it should also come with a teaspoon per gallon orifice in the top of the mixing head.

As 1 tablespoon = 0.5oz, set it to 2 for 1 oz per gallon.

Thanks! I'll add some pictures soon as well, though right now it's not much to look at.

I'm doing a renovation on about 20k this year on a new property I just moved in to. It's a relative new construction, house was finished May last year, but yard probably only received some contractors seed and was left to the weeds. So currently the yard is all weeds, so I don't have to protect anyt...

Keep an eye on the rain skips, just to make sure there was actually rain.

I read that the weather data is more accurate in some regions versus others.

So far here in MA it seems to be doing a pretty good job.

I’m planning on going with GCI’s TTTF with KBG.

I contacted them earlier and they told me that they are planning a sale in early July and recommended me to wait for the sale.

So hopefully they will have enough when their sale goes up.

I’m not experienced enough to review your full plan, but I’d consider sourcing peat moss earlier. I’ve seen some discussion of shortages here in CT at the moment. So if you can find it easily now, consider grabbing it so you’re not chasing it last minute. Thanks! I wasn't aware of this. Will certai...

I have the Rachio 3 controller as well, and although it's great, it doesn't do exactly what you listed. This has been a feature request for 4 years or so it seems. If you use their intelligent rain skip function (uses internet weather data to skip), you can set up zones on schedules that ignore this...

I just moved to a recently new construction here in South Eastern MA, the previous owner had the house for about 1 year after the construction was completed and didn't do anything with the yard. As a result the new yard is 20k sqft of every weed that grows in this area and a little perennial rye mix...