Rick in Rockville is one of many procrastinators out there who have tarried with their turf.
"Is it too cold to put fertilizer and lime on the lawn now?" he writes.
First, don't put lime on your lawn unless a soil test shows it's necessary. Lime is not a lawn food. It's only used to bring up a low soil pH, and it does more harm than good if your soil isn't overly acidic.
It's also getting pretty late in the season to feed, both technically and, since you live in Maryland, legally. That's right - legally.
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Excuse me. I will fertilize my lawn anytime I damn please.
ReplyDeleteIm surprised there is no special permits needed to fertilize.
ReplyDelete2:35 you will until your liberal neighbors call the fertilizer police….
ReplyDelete4:35 There are permits needed. If you are in the lawn care business you are required to purchase a permit. It's called another O'Malley tax.
ReplyDeleteHow long before the state of MD regulates how many breaths we're permitted to take per minute?
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