Scotts max green was the only thing I could find but you're up a river if it doesn't rain. If you see milo, buy it. It was available early in the year and I haven't seen it since.
This weekend is a great time to apply your summer application of lawn fertilizer (and grub control if you prefer). Here's a video I did on "How To Fertilize Your Lawn"
The Lawn Care Nut - when you liquefy a granular fertilizer, is the concentrated strength of the liquid fert 10 times stronger than when it was in granular format?
Just found your channel. I burnt my lawn in some areas. What should I do now. I watered for a couple weeks but its burnt. Should I dig out about a inch of the burnt grass and lay top soil and seed?
The Lawn Care Nut Hey Allyn I’m wondering if you throw back to the wheel Marks doesn’t that put twice the amount of product on each spot? Thanks for the help I’m a little confused here
What would be cool is if the put a little electric motor on broadcast spreaders and when you squeeze the trigger for the self propelled it would automatically pull u at 3.5 mph
Be careful if you do the “trim pass” not to go over the same area twice, cause inconsistencies. I am a professional and would recommend letting it go on the driveway and just blowing it off after. If you do a trim pass it’s very easy to hit the same area twice by accident.
excellent questions. As far as insects, it depends where you live. Personally, I;d say if your lawn is thinning out in summer and losing color you just need to apply proper slow-release organics and keep it irrigated.In addition, you may have summer grassy weeds that are invading and choking out the desireable turf. There are tons of variables, but you should always stick to teh basics: 1) good fertilization 2) proper irrigation 3) mow tall also, mulching will not create a thatch issue
@@carolejackson8357 mulching is when the mower cut the grass finely and release it back into the lawn for it to use the clippings as fertilizer. Not all mower have the ability to mulch but you can tell if it is a mulching mower by seeing if it have a mulch plug or not.
Hey really dig your videos you inspired me to take on my own lawn. Question ,after seeding what kind of fertilizer do I use and how soon after seeding do I apply it? Thanks.
ok I gotcha now. I don't recommend seeding right now. The Dimension will stop new seed from growing and we are also into summer and things may get too hot anyway. I am about to put out the next step in the program, however, if you have thinned out that much from killing the weeds, I;d recommend hitting the lawn again with the starter fert/. Watering - 3 times per week, leave each zone on for 45 - 60 min to get a good 3/4" of irrigation each time. Spread the irrigation cycles out by 48 hours.
Hi Allen... sounds to me like you got the "construction special" lol In my opinion, you should rent a bobcat with a box blade on it and just turn up the entire thing, seed and water like crazy. Also, if you have a moss issue, that indicates that your soild pH is off and may need a adjusting. You may want to sample 6 or more places around the yard as well - then amend the soil as necessary.
This whole spreader overlap is driving me nuts. My Scotts mini spreader came with an instruction that said to keep the wheel track 5 feet apart and shows a visual presentation showing the swath overlapping slightly at the tip. Should I follow this instruction or throw it back to the previous wheel track like you said in the video? Thanks!
Alan, what kind of fertilizer do you recommend? A straight organic fertilizer, or a "weed-and-feed" type of fertilizer? Also what time of the year should you put it down? Thanks.
Allyn, I'm Allen, I have a lawn, new home large issue. Full of, crab grass, moss, clove and other weeds. In your project lawn part 2 you stated that you wouldn't use the Weed and Feed product because it spread weed killer everywhere. Well I have over 1/2 acre and weeds are my main integrity with an underlying Moss. I already started Scott Moss Control and Weed and Feed, I have to hold for 4 weeks till I can seed. Its killing my weed yard that I have. I figure get it bare, then plant in Sept.
Allen you are the man and you have inspired me to "make my lawn great again" haha. not sure if you covered this but how much NPK in pounds should I put per new New England season?
Thanks for the great tips and videos! Excited to implement what I’ve learned from your videos 👍🏼 Would it be silly to try and fertilize with a hand-held spreader?
Hi Alan, I am in the UK and wonder if you could possibly give me some advice on my lawn? It's never been brilliant as I have three dogs and whilst they don't tear it up, they do wee and poop on it which has killed off great patches of lawn. I don't want to replace it because the same thing will only happen again, but I would like to renovate it a little bit if I can. It is all lumpy and bumpy and I thought I would like to scratch up the dead areas and toss some top soil and grass seed over it but I'm not sure that this would be the best course of action. There's only me and I'm not very able bodied so can't manage to much heavy stuff. Can you possibly make any suggestions as to how I can make the lawn a little presentable again please?
need help/advise please: single senior woman doing lawn herself for first time due to money issues. I planned to get a Scotts drop spreader to use with their products. I thought drop would be easier to know where I'd already been and also I have a lot of "nooks and crannies" as my lawn isn't a perfect rectangular shape. But the more I read the more it seems a broadcast spreader is best, especially if I'm worried about overlap. But then how do I get into smaller areas where I can't walk at a fast pace up and down and turn around. When I mow these areas I have to go forwards and just pull the mower and mowing backwards. Also, let's say the spreader is dong 5 feet each way and I have a 17 foot width? So I end up with 7 feet left but the spreader is doing 10 feet. That's 2 feet overlap on one side and the other side just throws a ton of stuff against the foundation of my house? Obviously I'm very confused. I thought Scotts made drop spreaders with something that dropped down as you went to mark the lawn so you could see where you'd been but now I can't find them. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
If you look at the playist that the above video is a part of, your questions will be answered there. I have been doing a step-by-step lawn program this year.
What if your spreader throws out farther than 5 feet? Would that not be too much overlap spreading to the wheel marks? How much overlap do you need on each pass?
Hey Allyn, The next time I fertilize I plan to do a 2-pass application like you demonstrated here. I just bought a new Earthway spreader with the side spread control feature for my trim pass. When you are putting down a 2-pass application I assume you use a half spread rate (so for Milorganite Earthway EV-N-Spred recommended setting is 19 for bag rate so half rate would be 9.5.) Is it the same for the trim pass or should I use full spread rate for the trim pass and then cut the rate down to half for the grid? Thanks.
If you throw the fertilizer to the wheel marks of the last pass, you will be applying double the amount or doubling the coverage. Do we want to do that? (explained at 3:16 in video). Thoughts?
help I got large garden grass is mainly field grass ,can I still overseed this with a better lawn seed?,will it cover the field grass,the present lawn grass is quite patchy poor
so even if you're using a quick release product, like ammonium sulfate, should I still throw back to my wheel marks? If I have my spreader calibrated to my desired rate, let's say 1lb N per 1k, would that over apply in the overlapped areas?
Living in the North East (CT) Can I apply Milorganite and lime at the same time? I have never used Milorganite and have always had good luck applying lime.
OK, so considering that I have been following your program, should I seed at any point? After the last 3 way application, the weeds REALLY thinned out, I had a lot of clover cover which is why i think it is looking thin and the crabgrass is being kept at bay by the Dimension. I put in a very good irrigation system 3 years ago but never know if I'm watering too much or too little. As far as insects/lawn bugs I live in the Northeast (NJ). Thanks for all your advice.
Hey Allyn, I recently started fertilizing my own lawn, mostly thanks to you. I was wondering, when fertilizing, wouldn't fertilizing back to the wheel marks cause overlap if the spreader is fertilizing 360 degrees on the first pass? Is this what I want to happen? Thanks.
No; when fertilizer comes out of the spreader, think of it coming out in a pyramid shape. There will be more fertilizer in the middle, then it gradually tapers down to where the width of the spread ends. By throwing wheel-to-wheel, it evens those "triangles" out to give you nice, even coverage.
Do you still keep the spreader on the recommended setting from the bag when throwing wheel to wheel? And would this method apply with a spreader attached to a zero turn as well?
A much easier way to measure your lawn's square footage is go on Google Maps and find your house from satellite view. Zoom-in until you get close enough to see all your lawn borders. Then right-click on one of your lawn borders and point and click each section of your lawn. If you look and the bottom of your screen, Google Maps actually calculates for you the exact square footage of each section you point and click on the map.
yes I agree but there is something to be said for literally putting your feet on the ground and seeing what 1,000 SF looks like vs 5,000 SF. This goes a long way when later down the road you are applying products to the lawn.
Allyn, do you cut off your spreader when you get to the trim pass or do you keep it open until you get to the sidewalk? I want to make sure I am not fertilizing the edges too much. Thanks
Would you recommend spraying down some Medina also onto the lawn? Been trying to thicken up my lawn this year. I have St. Agustine grass. Some spots are not has thick as others. I'm down here in Houston and I follow the Randy Lemmon fertilzer schedule. Have you heard of him? He's on the radio here in Houston.
+Collin page you should be fine - fert won't leach into the well if you keep the rates in line with label directions. Of course, if the well head is visible you should avoid that by 10-15ft or so.
Clay Dorman Milorganite is organic. That doesn't mean it's safe, but it's certainly not synthetic and should pose less risk. Keep in mind, animals (and humans) can be allergic to almost anything.
Been reading up on milorganite since i subscribed to your channel. Would putting down milorganite after my step one crab grass pre emergent be overkill?
They work great when delivered by professionals from professional equipment. But the ones you buy at the store and hook up to your hose - not so much. Very tough, maybe even impossible to get a consistent, even application.
Austin here ~ Here's an extremely technical question? Ready? Do you know the Model # of your Earthway Ev-N-Spred Spreader? Also, do you ever wish you had gone with the #2150 50lb. capacity version with the pneumatic tires? Trying to make a "wise" choice and investment. ~oO(♫)Oo~ PS. I've been looking at bunches of "broadcast" spreaders and do believe Earthway (with round hopper) is probably the way to go.
I don't know the model number, but it's called an "estate spreader" and I got it on Amazon. I like it fine for my lawn which is quite flat, no lumps and only about 7K sq ft. If I had a bumpy lawn I would def go with a spreader with pneumatic tires. When I worked for TruGreen, we used Lesco spreaders and they were around $400 each.
First, I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your wealth of knowledge on lawncare. My lawn measures roughly 16,000 sq. ft. (4k front, 1k x both sides, 10k rear) so, quite a bit to treat and mow. Eventually, I hope to reduce some of the space by building several nice raised, curved landscaping berms. Get this, I just found and bought a 1985 Work Horse by Wheel Horse 37", 13HP rider for the rear lawn and it is mint (with all original manuals). Very sweet machine that was Made in the USA. Okay, back on the 2, 4 - D 2 Gal. tank sprayer project! ~oO(♫)Oo~
Your videos are informative and entertaining, however I am really uncomfortable with one of the products you recommend ( Milorganite) . Are you aware of the ingredients of this product and where and how it is processed?
years later still the best fertilizer throw down vid on the net
I started 4 different videos before I got to this one and it is in fact the best by leaps and bounds
“PUT SOME ASS INTO IT!”
Quote of the year
This is a great video! As a new homeowner, this answered every question I had!
This is the only video that explains how you throw to the wheel of the last pass. The only one!
After seeing how amazing you did at the Freedom Factory, you were my first choice when looking for advice for my lawn. You do amazing work!
Mid summer, don't depend on the forecast. I hate how they say there is a 60% chance of rain, and then it doesn't rain.
Scotts max green was the only thing I could find but you're up a river if it doesn't rain. If you see milo, buy it. It was available early in the year and I haven't seen it since.
Great video. Didn’t know how much I didn’t know until now.
Thanks from a first time homeowner!
+jcmark42 you are welcome!
Great share"Put some A*s into it", LOVE IT!
Tyrone Durand couldn’t have explained better lol
Your videos are so informative. Thank you so much for your effort
This weekend is a great time to apply your summer application of lawn fertilizer (and grub control if you prefer). Here's a video I did on "How To Fertilize Your Lawn"
The Lawn Care Nut - when you liquefy a granular fertilizer, is the concentrated strength of the liquid fert 10 times stronger than when it was in granular format?
Just found your channel. I burnt my lawn in some areas. What should I do now. I watered for a couple weeks but its burnt. Should I dig out about a inch of the burnt grass and lay top soil and seed?
The Lawn Care Nut Hey Allyn I’m wondering if you throw back to the wheel Marks doesn’t that put twice the amount of product on each spot? Thanks for the help I’m a little confused here
What would be cool is if the put a little electric motor on broadcast spreaders and when you squeeze the trigger for the self propelled it would automatically pull u at 3.5 mph
Thanks im a first timer.
When do you water the lawn after applying fertilizer on an established lawn??
Don't depend on the forecast, that's for sure.
Be careful if you do the “trim pass” not to go over the same area twice, cause inconsistencies. I am a professional and would recommend letting it go on the driveway and just blowing it off after. If you do a trim pass it’s very easy to hit the same area twice by accident.
excellent questions. As far as insects, it depends where you live.
Personally, I;d say if your lawn is thinning out in summer and losing color you just need to apply proper slow-release organics and keep it irrigated.In addition, you may have summer grassy weeds that are invading and choking out the desireable turf. There are tons of variables, but you should always stick to teh basics:
1) good fertilization
2) proper irrigation
3) mow tall
also, mulching will not create a thatch issue
What do you mean by mulching? Is that a setting on the mower?
@@carolejackson8357 mulching is when the mower cut the grass finely and release it back into the lawn for it to use the clippings as fertilizer. Not all mower have the ability to mulch but you can tell if it is a mulching mower by seeing if it have a mulch plug or not.
Hey really dig your videos you inspired me to take on my own lawn. Question ,after seeding what kind of fertilizer do I use and how soon after seeding do I apply it? Thanks.
Can't believe this was 8 years ago. This video was when I started watch Lawn Care Nut.
ok I gotcha now. I don't recommend seeding right now. The Dimension will stop new seed from growing and we are also into summer and things may get too hot anyway.
I am about to put out the next step in the program, however, if you have thinned out that much from killing the weeds, I;d recommend hitting the lawn again with the starter fert/.
Watering - 3 times per week, leave each zone on for 45 - 60 min to get a good 3/4" of irrigation each time. Spread the irrigation cycles out by 48 hours.
Can I just have my drone release the whole bag from 100 feet in the air and have it come down evenly?
No
hahahaha yesssss!!!!
It depends if it can put its ass into it
Yes. DM me.
Great idea lol
aHHH The early years...much more sophisticated and eclectic in the "Miami" episode!
Hi Allen... sounds to me like you got the "construction special" lol In my opinion, you should rent a bobcat with a box blade on it and just turn up the entire thing, seed and water like crazy. Also, if you have a moss issue, that indicates that your soild pH is off and may need a adjusting. You may want to sample 6 or more places around the yard as well - then amend the soil as necessary.
This whole spreader overlap is driving me nuts. My Scotts mini spreader came with an instruction that said to keep the wheel track 5 feet apart and shows a visual presentation showing the swath overlapping slightly at the tip. Should I follow this instruction or throw it back to the previous wheel track like you said in the video? Thanks!
Alan, what kind of fertilizer do you recommend? A straight organic fertilizer, or a "weed-and-feed" type of fertilizer? Also what time of the year should you put it down? Thanks.
Allyn, I'm Allen, I have a lawn, new home large issue. Full of, crab grass, moss, clove and other weeds. In your project lawn part 2 you stated that you wouldn't use the Weed and Feed product because it spread weed killer everywhere. Well I have over 1/2 acre and weeds are my main integrity with an underlying Moss. I already started Scott Moss Control and Weed and Feed, I have to hold for 4 weeks till I can seed. Its killing my weed yard that I have. I figure get it bare, then plant in Sept.
Allen you are the man and you have inspired me to "make my lawn great again" haha. not sure if you covered this but how much NPK in pounds should I put per new New England season?
Awesome!
Thanks for the great tips and videos! Excited to implement what I’ve learned from your videos 👍🏼 Would it be silly to try and fertilize with a hand-held spreader?
They are very good but get two so when your empty on the first one, set it down on the ground and go get the second one, you won't miss a spot then.
My man! Thanks a bunch!✅✅
Hi Alan, I am in the UK and wonder if you could possibly give me some advice on my lawn? It's never been brilliant as I have three dogs and whilst they don't tear it up, they do wee and poop on it which has killed off great patches of lawn. I don't want to replace it because the same thing will only happen again, but I would like to renovate it a little bit if I can. It is all lumpy and bumpy and I thought I would like to scratch up the dead areas and toss some top soil and grass seed over it but I'm not sure that this would be the best course of action. There's only me and I'm not very able bodied so can't manage to much heavy stuff. Can you possibly make any suggestions as to how I can make the lawn a little presentable again please?
Hey Allen, this is an awesome tips
Is it ideal to apply water (sprinkler) after I broadcast fertilzer? If so, how much water and do I water As soon as possible after I fertilze? Thanks
Faisel Ahmed most synthetic ferts should be watered in within 48 hours yes
What number should I use on my spreader for early spring, summer and then finally fall? Thanks.
Good information!
need help/advise please: single senior woman doing lawn herself for first time due to money issues. I planned to get a Scotts drop spreader to use with their products. I thought drop would be easier to know where I'd already been and also I have a lot of "nooks and crannies" as my lawn isn't a perfect rectangular shape. But the more I read the more it seems a broadcast spreader is best, especially if I'm worried about overlap. But then how do I get into smaller areas where I can't walk at a fast pace up and down and turn around. When I mow these areas I have to go forwards and just pull the mower and mowing backwards. Also, let's say the spreader is dong 5 feet each way and I have a 17 foot width? So I end up with 7 feet left but the spreader is doing 10 feet. That's 2 feet overlap on one side and the other side just throws a ton of stuff against the foundation of my house? Obviously I'm very confused. I thought Scotts made drop spreaders with something that dropped down as you went to mark the lawn so you could see where you'd been but now I can't find them. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
When do you recommend to fertilize new sod
If you look at the playist that the above video is a part of, your questions will be answered there. I have been doing a step-by-step lawn program this year.
What if your spreader throws out farther than 5 feet? Would that not be too much overlap spreading to the wheel marks?
How much overlap do you need on each pass?
Informative video! Question: Was this taken in Crown Point? 🤔
Hey Allyn, The next time I fertilize I plan to do a 2-pass application like you demonstrated here. I just bought a new Earthway spreader with the side spread control feature for my trim pass. When you are putting down a 2-pass application I assume you use a half spread rate (so for Milorganite Earthway EV-N-Spred recommended setting is 19 for bag rate so half rate would be 9.5.) Is it the same for the trim pass or should I use full spread rate for the trim pass and then cut the rate down to half for the grid? Thanks.
Who knew you were so close to me. I can almost see my house!
+vinarabo cool, I love Crown Point
If you throw the fertilizer to the wheel marks of the last pass, you will be applying double the amount or doubling the coverage. Do we want to do that? (explained at 3:16 in video). Thoughts?
So what fertilizer is the best milorganite or lawn restoration fertilizer
help I got large garden grass is mainly field grass ,can I still overseed this with a better lawn seed?,will it cover the field grass,the present lawn grass is quite patchy poor
* I found that edge guard concentrated the particles. As a result my lawn was darker around the edges.
so even if you're using a quick release product, like ammonium sulfate, should I still throw back to my wheel marks? If I have my spreader calibrated to my desired rate, let's say 1lb N per 1k, would that over apply in the overlapped areas?
Why do you throw to the wheel, instead of the end of your fertilizer path edge?
Living in the North East (CT) Can I apply Milorganite and lime at the same time? I have never used Milorganite and have always had good luck applying lime.
OK, so considering that I have been following your program, should I seed at any point? After the last 3 way application, the weeds REALLY thinned out, I had a lot of clover cover which is why i think it is looking thin and the crabgrass is being kept at bay by the Dimension. I put in a very good irrigation system 3 years ago but never know if I'm watering too much or too little. As far as insects/lawn bugs I live in the Northeast (NJ). Thanks for all your advice.
What kind of spreader are you using there? I like the design.
Great videos, thanks!
Thanks so much
Is water require immidiately after fertilizer?
Great video!
How long it takes to do 18 thousand square feet lawn
Someone once told me that I could save some money by buying bird seeds and fertilize/seed my lawn that way instead. Is that true or any good?
What would you recommend for st Augustine grass
Alan, how do I know if I have insects? My lawn always thins out at this point in the season and loses its green. Also, does mulching lead to thatch?
How often should you apply fertilizer on the lawn?
Hey Allyn, I recently started fertilizing my own lawn, mostly thanks to you. I was wondering, when fertilizing, wouldn't fertilizing back to the wheel marks cause overlap if the spreader is fertilizing 360 degrees on the first pass? Is this what I want to happen? Thanks.
+Jack Moore i was wondering the same thing.
I was wondering that too. My only guess is that you should compensate by reducing your application rate to account the overlap. Hmm.
No; when fertilizer comes out of the spreader, think of it coming out in a pyramid shape. There will be more fertilizer in the middle, then it gradually tapers down to where the width of the spread ends. By throwing wheel-to-wheel, it evens those "triangles" out to give you nice, even coverage.
Do you still keep the spreader on the recommended setting from the bag when throwing wheel to wheel? And would this method apply with a spreader attached to a zero turn as well?
Also, what brand of fert do you perfer or usually use?
At 0:49 NOW THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!😤
A much easier way to measure your lawn's square footage is go on Google Maps and find your house from satellite view. Zoom-in until you get close enough to see all your lawn borders. Then right-click on one of your lawn borders and point and click each section of your lawn. If you look and the bottom of your screen, Google Maps actually calculates for you the exact square footage of each section you point and click on the map.
yes I agree but there is something to be said for literally putting your feet on the ground and seeing what 1,000 SF looks like vs 5,000 SF. This goes a long way when later down the road you are applying products to the lawn.
Or see if the county clerk can provide a copy of a survey. We got one when we bought our house.
Allyn, do you cut off your spreader when you get to the trim pass or do you keep it open until you get to the sidewalk? I want to make sure I am not fertilizing the edges too much. Thanks
+dathud great question - I throw just to the wheel tracks and cut off.
Would you recommend spraying down some Medina also onto the lawn? Been trying to thicken up my lawn this year. I have St. Agustine grass. Some spots are not has thick as others. I'm down here in Houston and I follow the Randy Lemmon fertilzer schedule. Have you heard of him? He's on the radio here in Houston.
+Shay “PoorBoy” Linton I have not heard of him. And what is Medina? I am not sure what that is.
+The Lawn Care Nut medina is a soil activator. Randy Lemons speaks about it.
+Shay “PoorBoy” Linton I guess I need to look him up then - I can't comment on his methods though, sorry
Do you recommend shutting off the spreader when turning around at the end of each pass?
yes for sure!
Can you put down fertilizer with a septic tank and well? if not what are my other options?
+Collin page you should be fine - fert won't leach into the well if you keep the rates in line with label directions. Of course, if the well head is visible you should avoid that by 10-15ft or so.
Is the Milorganite or Scotts weed and feed pet friendly? Can they be in the yard hours after putting down an application? Thanks! Great video!
Clay Dorman Milorganite is organic. That doesn't mean it's safe, but it's certainly not synthetic and should pose less risk. Keep in mind, animals (and humans) can be allergic to almost anything.
John Rambo thank you for that informative post!
To this day I still tell others to "Put some ass into it"
if you throw back to the last wheel marks aren't you double ferting half the last pass?
james ludan what I was thinking. I fertilize to the edge of the fertilize path
Been reading up on milorganite since i subscribed to your channel. Would putting down milorganite after my step one crab grass pre emergent be overkill?
+Kevin Woodcock no it would be just fine.
#2020 still no battery propelled spreader!! We need a Tesla version of the spreader!
What do you think of liquid fertilizers
?
They work great when delivered by professionals from professional equipment. But the ones you buy at the store and hook up to your hose - not so much. Very tough, maybe even impossible to get a consistent, even application.
Austin here ~ Here's an extremely technical question? Ready? Do you know the Model # of your Earthway Ev-N-Spred Spreader? Also, do you ever wish you had gone with the #2150 50lb. capacity version with the pneumatic tires? Trying to make a "wise" choice and investment. ~oO(♫)Oo~ PS. I've been looking at bunches of "broadcast" spreaders and do believe Earthway (with round hopper) is probably the way to go.
I don't know the model number, but it's called an "estate spreader" and I got it on Amazon. I like it fine for my lawn which is quite flat, no lumps and only about 7K sq ft. If I had a bumpy lawn I would def go with a spreader with pneumatic tires.
When I worked for TruGreen, we used Lesco spreaders and they were around $400 each.
First, I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your wealth of knowledge on lawncare. My lawn measures roughly 16,000 sq. ft. (4k front, 1k x both sides, 10k rear) so, quite a bit to treat and mow. Eventually, I hope to reduce some of the space by building several nice raised, curved landscaping berms. Get this, I just found and bought a 1985 Work Horse by Wheel Horse 37", 13HP rider for the rear lawn and it is mint (with all original manuals). Very sweet machine that was Made in the USA. Okay, back on the 2, 4 - D 2 Gal. tank sprayer project! ~oO(♫)Oo~
It's been 5 yrs.... Is the grass still green
Your videos are informative and entertaining, however I am really uncomfortable with one of the products you recommend ( Milorganite) . Are you aware of the ingredients of this product and where and how it is processed?
+Richard Storm hi richard, the answer is that I am not concerned. But if you are, then Ringer is a great alternative.
Do you water after ?
need fertilizer to speed up crops and less time to grow
Nice house lol
i think the fertilizer burnt out my grass.
Ervin Nathan Charles key bank Google gaffney sc lawfirm state farm housein
Step #1: preparing the lawn. Never mentioned anything. Nothing. Useless video.
Dude. Too complicated.
Ervin Nathan Charles key bank Google gaffney sc lawfirm state farm housein