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jardin
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July 21, 2006, 03:32:34 PM |
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I reasently planted marathon II sod in my backyard about 4 weeks ago. I began to see brown pathes one week after installation. Now almost half of my 700 sq' is with brown patches.
All I can find is that is a fungus and that is hard to control. I have stopped watering these brown patches. What do I do to stop the spread of disease? Do I seed in these brown patches?
I would alos like to know what is the best organic fertilizer?
HELP!!!!!
Clauida
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Paul_Jenny
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July 25, 2006, 02:35:27 PM |
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I do not know what to tell you about the sod problem, but the Ringer brand is a favorite of this websites administrator ( Paul Wheaton ).
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paul wheaton
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Posts: 1471
western WA
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July 26, 2006, 01:52:49 PM |
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yes, ringer is the fertilizer of choice (mostly because it is easy to find).
As for the brown spots ... can you send a pic?
Have you tried to dig up some of the brown spots to check for grubs (they look like dirt maggots).
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