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re: Spring Weed Guide For Lawns
Posted on 3/9/16 at 6:07 am to pointdog33
Posted on 3/9/16 at 6:07 am to pointdog33
So I just bought one of those soil test kits from lowes. Not sure if they are worth a shite but I need some help. Front yard is a weedy mix of st Augustine, centipede, and bare spots. Back yard is in pretty good shape. St Augustine with only a few bare spots mainly because of no sunlight. Both front and back yard showed a ph of around 5.5-6. They also showed to be very low in N and P, while K seemed to be normal or even a little high. Should I start with lime now? Then put down a fertilizer? TIA.
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Posted on 3/10/16 at 9:26 am to tilco
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< Houston.
I put down my lawn weed preventative last week. All the broad-leave weeds appeared to be wilting or turning brown when I walked around in the yard Monday.
But we've gotten 6"-7" of rain since Tuesday night. Is that going to give my weeds new life before my St Augustine has a chance to take over? Should I apply more?
< Houston.
I put down my lawn weed preventative last week. All the broad-leave weeds appeared to be wilting or turning brown when I walked around in the yard Monday.
But we've gotten 6"-7" of rain since Tuesday night. Is that going to give my weeds new life before my St Augustine has a chance to take over? Should I apply more?
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