Not a bad soil, really. It's heavier with the TEC of 11.32.
The Organic Matter (OM) level is mediocre at best. Mulch mow, mulch leaves - add free sources if you can. 4700 s.f. isn't too bad to make a few additions. Sawdust, used coffee grounds, neighbor's leaves - they all help but it takes a ton of materials and season so don't forget!
The major cations are fine on Ca, high on Mg, and fine on K. Higher on Mg, pushing that pH up. We will leave this alone for the most part. The result is an alkaline pH that won't come down, so learn to live with it.
The Phosphorus is quite low. The Iron is ok, but won't be usable with your pH.
So - what's the plan?
Milorganite, triple superphosphate (TSP 0-45-0), and a Nitrogen source of your choosing - I would recommend urea 46-0-0, but you may have to hunt a bit more at a garden specialty or farm co-op for it.
June, July, Aug, Sept, early Oct - 2 lbs / K TSP and milorganite at bag rate, two weeks apart
mid August (when heat breaks), September, October - 2 lbs / K urea
When top growth stops but roots are still growing (search for winterizer) - 2 lbs / K urea
Mixing the urea and TSP together is fine. Keep the milorganite a few weeks away from it.
Water in that urea after application!
In years past I've used Penn State's soil results but it's not as in-depth as Logan.
