andy10917 wrote:You would go to the poor house trying to raise OM that way. To raise (finished) OM by 1%, you need 20,000 lbs of raw OM sources per acre. The math doesn't work.

Ouch
Thank you

I was hoping we got a little of that Hermine action so i could put down the fall pre M app and get a free rain in

Indie, our 3yo American pit. She's my shadow. https://s17.postimg.cc/gialnas23/Death_to_snowballs.jpg Ready for football season to begin https://s14.postimg.cc/xnd7xbrkt/Indie_Skins.jpg Kali our 15yo Yorkie & Twinkie was 13 at the time of her passing. https://s12.postimg.cc/3jy8mda1l/Kali_Twinky.jpg...

if trying to amend soil with more OM, can peat pellets be used in the holes?

https://www.wheatgrasskits.com/product/ ... AmZm8P8HAQ

Big box store garden soil, top soil, compost grown. Carolina Reapers are finally coming in. Got a late start due to 3 weeks constant rain in late April/early May. EDIT: to add, I'm not sure why those green peppers came out purple :confused: They all came out of the same seed pack? But they produced ...

my reading comprehension hampers the h3ll out of me understanding stuff at times :banghead: I missed the TTTF warning. I've read so many online labels my head is spinning re: warmer season vs cool season procedures :shock: I was hoping to put something down now or soon to prevent winter weeds and ki...

Our back and side yards are mostly Zoysia. The front hell strip is all Zoysia but the remaining lawn is mixed Zoysia/TTF/crabgrass, broadleaf & grassy weeds. I mainly used to use RTU blanket sprays. But after joining this site I see I can step up my game with better products and practices. With this...

J_nick wrote:First, very impressive

Second, is that what your grass looks like during the winter???

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+1

timingchainslipped wrote:i'm trying to decide if the areas that aren't sprouting need more seed. some areas are growing like crazy and others are totally barren. i don't get it.

It's all in the soil

Don't folks with irrigation systems drain and blow them out dry to prevent freezing in the winter months?

Nixnix42 wrote:Ouch.. It will recover though it's BERMUDA !:)


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It may recover as it's slomo Zoysia

I'm at a loss. My neighbor mowed my lawn without consent. I just mowed the lawn on Tue evening to avoid the 90* temps we're experiencing. Much to my F'!@#$ chagrin I come home from work today and my neighbor from CAMAROON has SCALPED the heck out of my lawn. Some places down to the soil. :banghead: ...

Man,I shoudld have read the articles up top as they answered most of my questions <bangs head>

Thanks for the replies

Sounds like a stinky plan

Are there any good granular herbicides? Is Scotts Halts CG preventer any good? Are there any prefered surfactants and marking dies if move to a spray? Do people on here sell samples behind the scenes? I guess I should read the TOS to see if this is a no-no :club: We have under 2k of turf and I cant ...

Ours cuts really good and misses no blades. Cutting @3" is great. My first attempt @2" it leaves the dreaded /\/\/\/\ marks. I'm wondering if I maintain the HOC @2" if that will go away or if I crisscross? If not I'm ok with leaving it @3". I read but don't quite understand the post about # of blade...

LoneRanger wrote:Tip: Use caps the same size as the pipe and attach with inside couplings.

I understand why now Great tip thanks

minimalistic? but works as needed for now

http://aroundtheyard.com/equipment/fisk ... 20828.html

prototype done
I know, 10 mins of work but it does what it needs to do for now

The number of blades is one variable in the clip rate equation. Ideal conditions exist when height-of-cut (HOC) equals clip rate. Read this document starting on about page 11. The bottom line is more blades are not always better - it really depends on your HOC and other factors. Thanks for this inf...