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[quote]After all this rain, any chance it wasnt all washed away?[/quote] No. You're good. Like Ronk (or Craw, can't remember) always says - sprinkle some on concrete and try to spray it off with a water hose. Once you see how hard it is to accomplish this, you'll be less worried about your fert w...

[quote]Go with softscape for the combo![/quote] I put Softscape (chestnut color) down this year to replace 3 year old cypress mulch. This stuff is beautiful. If it holds color for >1 year I’ll be ecstatic, prob won’t ever use anything else if so. Had to remortgage the house to pay for it tho lol...

I know a fellow [i]*might DIY this lil simple project but first must spend countless hours down the rabbit hole doing “research” for a job that take <1 day*[/i] guy when I see one :cheers:...

[quote]Does Volt also make a RGB kit? Not sure if my eyes are lying to me but I would be interested in possibly doing a setup like this but with RGB.[/quote] No kits that I'm aware of, but they do make some RGB fixtures....

I DIY’ed it. It is a piece of cake honestly. I don’t know shite about electrical anything and did this in about 6-8 hours of casual, beer drinking-pace work. A neighborhood teenager or any local handyman can do this at whatever hourly rate they charge if you’re dead set on outsourcing. It’s as ea...

I have [link=(https://www.costco.com/volt-landscape-lighting-9-piece-path-%2526-area-light-brass-led-starter-kit.product.100367623.html)]this kit[/link] and have been very satisfied. Others on this board will vouch for Volt as a solid, dependable, well-made brand. I'll upload a pic in a minute so yo...

[quote]AmosMosesAndTwins[/quote][quote]Zappas Stache[/quote] Will def be looking into these, thanks!...

Looking for some inspo for my front landscaping this year. My beds are full sun South LA, so would need something that can stand the heat. Thought this thread might be useful to others with similar situation. Ones I've had success with in prior years - salvia (already coming back strong), vinca, ...

I was always told not to dethatch st. Aug unless you’re certain that thatch buildup is causing some specific problem. Here’s an excerpt from Clemson on dethatch for st Aug: [quote]Thatch Removal: If a thatch layer becomes a problem, use a dethatcher or vertical mower to remove it. For St. August...

yes this looks like large patch scars which will fill in during spring, fertilizing will help speed up this process. I have never heard of that fungicide you used, brief google search suggests it's not super effective for large/brown patch. The typical fungicides recommended for brown patch are ...

There isn’t nearly enough info in this post to estimate a price. This project could cost $20k or $200k...

ehh you're prolly good then, i think label says water in within 1 week. ...

Atrazine is a pre-emergent if/when it makes its way into the soil. If applied as a pre-emergent, it should be watered in to get into to the soil. Surfactant in the cocktail in theory makes the atrazine stick to the grass blades, ie not in the soil. Plus I assume you didn't water in the cocktail sinc...

Every comment I’ve ever seen on this board re: pocket doors has ranged from mild annoyance to total piss off. As an occasional user of pocket doors at hotels, friends house, etc. - I hate them. ...

[quote]Lafayette Materials does sell sod now.[/quote] good look, thanks for the heads up...

They sell dirt, yes, but I don’t believe they do anything else other than dropping it out of a dumptruck. Check out Lafayette Materials for dirt work, they don’t sell sod though. ...

[quote]I feel uneasy about hiring a company without giving any direction since I lack knowledge and creativity on this. [/quote] This seems to me like all the more reason to hire a pro who can tell you what/where to plant as a jumping off point. It’s not just as simple as picking out plants, espe...

Grass and Rock shoppe. Prices a little on the higher end but company is reputable. I don't think they offer sod installation though, which might be a dealbreaker depending on the job. ...

For all the things Louisiana ranks 49 nationwide (edging ahead of Mississippi at 50), 529 plan is not one of them. Believe it or not, Louisiana's 529 (Start savings program) is one of the best in the country, especially for LA residents. ETA: sorry, missed the fact that you're in TX. Still, LA's...