no pic sir.

and yes, yes we do

the JDL in houston had all the chemicals i needed but NO high N or N only fert... not to mention a bastard designed parking lot.... one way in one way out. and you have to drive down every row LOL.


spring for the Celsius.. its awesome!

looking very plush sir! it sounds like you have made progress fast! faster than myself.....

i was going to say. very good looking "Z" to me considering.

SOME VERY GOD POINTS MADE HERE.

i am still adapting to deep and infrequent this season. seems 60 mins per zone in my area still isnt enough to wet it deep enough.

just to get some current answers, would it be a good idea to have a test done on the pond water AND well water?

that is a great point andy. i feel like the water itself is in great shape as stated before, but whats on top is the suspect.

definitely not an expert but FWIW, mine has been several shades of green for months. it almost looks like some one spread nitrogen fert by hand. my soil has some very bad dense spots. im talking the screwdriver wont even go in 1/4-1/2". so have have stepped up my watering since my common has browned...

no but i can have the water tested right away. even tho i dont think that is it. i havent had to fill it with a hose in over 6 months. rain water maintains it. explain to me why a UV light wont work/help? it kills all that passes thru it. my friend put a 10w in his coy pond and it cleared the water ...

i am also learning that the little UV light that came with my pumps is inadequate.

im looking into a 50w units now on ebay

i dug the pond a year ago. filled and maintained with my well water.

i love my traveling sprinkler. tractor supply. no problems to report except you cant make any major turns in the hose or it will come off track. every now and then i wake up in the morning and it is up against the fence with a small set of ruts behind it. it actually cracks me up. i cant use a spike...

Do you have aquatic plants in there to compete with the algae for the available nutrients? Water lillies would also help both by using the nutrients and shading the water surface so the algae starves of light.I would get both,and as many as the budget allows.As far as your UV sterilizers,be sure yo...

andy, i had a good estimate of the gallons when we dug it last year but i know the bottom has filled in a LOT. its "L" shaped so its kind of a pain to guesstimate. lets say average 3" deep. 14" wide closer to the house and 8" wide in the back (smaller) portion. in the second pic. the house side is o...

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Then you know you've "made it".

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it must be a rough life.

wait, you cant mow trees?

i know someone didn't just drop a forrest gump line!

just cut it with a pair of dikes... its easier than pulling roots!

dayuuuuum

Celcius stunted my Zorro Zoysia and bleached it also. It lasted for a couple of weeks and is now going away. I may have over applied after reading what others said on how much to apply. It is back to growing fine now. So your Bermuda will probably bounce back even quicker... yes sir. im starting to...

"Goosegrass thrives on low mowing heights. Increasing the mowing height will prevent sunlight from reaching the seeds that are trying to germinate.
Goosegrass also thrives in soil that is compacted. Therefore, reduce traffic if possible and aerate."