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Feritlizer burn and electric mowers | (Read 869 times) |
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hcekillion@aol.com
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April 14, 2005, 08:30:49 AM |
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Thanks for your article!
Do you reccomend a power raking, aerating? I live in Colorado -- drought and have lots of dry grass.
When applying Ringer fert do I have to worry about "burning" the lawn?
Also, any comments about the electric mowers? Do any have a battery instead of a cord?
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paul wheaton
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April 14, 2005, 12:07:28 PM |
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aerating: really good if you use chemical fertilizers, and if you intend to water improperly.
If you do everything right, the worms will be your aerators.
I usually apply less fertilizer just for that reason. So that might be why I have never seen any burn. As with anything, too much can burn. But since it is a slow release, it would have to be an awful lot!
Electric mowers: sometimes I'm tempted to try a cordless, but just haven't felt that temptation enough to actually part with money. Yet.
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