I use the AllAmericanSharpener Model 5005.

Milorganite

I've heard poacure works but it might be hard to score a bottle.

Has anyone scored a bottle of poacure yet?

I'm going to try and get a bottle of poacure.

I haven't applied SOP since last year. I can get 11-52-0 from a local. Yeah, I'm up for adding boron, copper and zinc. I have a pallet of milorganite to mix with the mirco's. How much 11-52-0 should I plan on using? The direction is OK, but there are still some trouble spots. The TEC at 13+ is a lit...

The reno isn't to bad. A few bare spots that should fill in this spring. It has some quackgrass that I've been painting with roundup.

andy10917 wrote: ↑

April 15th, 2020, 6:09 pm

Cmon!! No report on the how the Bewitched reno did? Inquring minds wanna know!!

This is the first test on the back lot about 10,000 sq. ft. I seeded this area to bewitched in August of 2019. I have applied starter, blsc and some 0-0-50 along with the 46-0-0 in the fall.

I wouldn't use an electric mower if it was free. I need power to cut my thick lawn.

I'm at 2.5. Will be going to 2.25 soon.

Aviator8 wrote: ↑

September 25th, 2019, 6:28 pm

wow, where?

Local hardware store. He told me it was 42 bags but it was 47 bags. They also delivered it for free. I'm only about 6 blocks from the store.

Just scored 42 bags of Milorganite for $150. Best price I've ever found.

https://postimg.cc/gallery/3cd2hrhl0/
I have germination at day 7.

ken-n-nancy wrote: ↑

August 13th, 2019, 1:00 pm

napper wrote: ↑

August 10th, 2019, 11:28 am

Put seed down this morning. 10,000 sq. ft. Bewitched.

Awesome, good luck! Post some photos to show the progress if you find time to do so.

Put seed down this morning. 10,000 sq. ft. Bewitched.

My guess is it needs iron. I looked at your soil test and your iron levels are bad like mine.

Not yet. At 3.25 and climbing.

I own the Scag ZWZT 48" with the hurricane mulch kit. Love it.

Looks like fescue.

You pretty much have one option and that’s round up the triv and reseed or Hope the kbg spreads into it Hi guys. Quick follow-up. I'm fairly certain I'm going to attempt this on my own (as the one estimate I received included $2k for labor! in addition to a few hundred for materials). I plan to wal...