Why don’t you just use the syringe with teaspoons per gallon on it?

We have some rain “scheduled” but we will see. I’ll add the Baystate this weekend and get it cut and see where it nets out. It’s so bad, will be amazing if it bounces back fully.

Like many others, I’m sure, drought hit hard this year and the lawn went into some severe dormancy, maybe death in some places. It’s KBG and I think it got enough water to survive. Few rainstorms lately and I see some life. Wondering if there is anything you’d suggest to help it along outside of mor...

I had very good success this year of an early spring ID application then raking and pulling it out. Definitely created some early holes but they are already filled is. Triv is a different story but a few wins here and there. The advise above is good, preM now, ID and pull in spring.

Later than I wanted but I got 400# of cracked corn on the lawn before what is hopefully a rainy weather pattern coming our way. It’s been so dry

Yes town next to us allows a 2 week permit but not our town. Really wish they did.

I had him order the SSS shade blend and I’ll mix it with some stuff I have here. It’s only about 8k sqft so we are going to do it up nice with some peat and compost. Full water ban here (for now) so let’s hope we get a change in the weather come sept.

I’m going to get the shade mix and I have some shade kbg cultivars left over here that I’ll lay down first to give it a head start. We just went into a full water ban due to the lack of rain so hopefully we pull out of that. The plan is to get the seed down first week of September but we’ll definite...

Helping a buddy with his lawn Reno this fall and I’m looking to get the seed. He estimates a 4-6 hour light period and when looking at the seed super store (example) they say under 4, go shade, over 4, go sunny mix.

Any thoughts on that? I’m leaning toward sunny mix

Thanks TT, went searching for summer hydrangeas and found “summer crush”, looks like a positive ID to me. Thanks again!

So this is a perennial and I got it from Lowes, want to say it was a “summer something”. Can’t remember it but want to say summer peach or princess.

Pic below

Looks amazing morph!

Surfactant, nufilm 17 or nothing at all when doing a spray fungicide?

Thanks morph, I’ve not treated any fungicide in 3-4 years but I think it’s time. Prob start with the prop 14.3 as I have more of it.

I’m planning to dump cracked corn this weekend, then Baystate gets busy in august.

Of the 3 fungicides, one “preferred” over the other? Sprays are eagle and prop 14.3, granular is diseaseEX

So I’m getting a bit too much RT in the last week or two and while I know it’s cosmetic, I don’t want it dominating the lawn. I have fungicides like eagle 20ew, propicanzanole, diseaseEX I could apply or I have urea to give it a blast of nitrogen. Is it too late in the summer for nitrogen (I feed or...

Got a half bag rate but full 20 mule team application down on Sunday and a nice/heavy dose of blsc/kh down today. Bring on the rain, we need it!

It’s the blooms and the subsequent bee attraction my buddy is trying to reduce. It’s by his pool in the backyard and his kids are terrified of bees lol!

I think I remember hearing that. I’m not going to mix it (not my lawn) but how long after the wbg blanket app do you think it would be safe to tackle the clover with triclopyr?

Looking to do a blanket spray but can only find regular wbg - knowing the the OCC stuff has more triclopyr in it, can I add that to the mix when I spray or am I just asking for trouble (not a chemist!).

Thanks