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Fertilization & Weed Control
You’ve probably heard that in order to have the prettiest, greenest, healthiest grass, you need to add lime to your lawn. You may be wondering just what it does for your lawn, and how you should apply it. Of course, you want a healthy lawn as much as the next homeowner; so, it may encourage …
Many homeowners never think about using lime on their grass until they move to the Atlanta area. Why? The soil here is fairly high in clay content, which lowers pH. Those acidic conditions mean bad things for your grass, and no amount of fertilizer or fungicides will help. So, the only way to effectively deal …
How do you know when to lime the lawn? You pay attention; you educate yourself on the liming process, and you work with professionals who know the lay of the land. If you want the greenest, lushest lawn possible throughout the year, now is the time to start planning when to lime the lawn. Follow …
Homeowners become passionate over the strangest things when it comes to upkeep. One of the weirdest is the best time to lime the lawn. The people with the nicest yards in your neighborhood probably won’t hesitate to go head-to-head with those who have conflicting opinions on this basic bit of advice. Why are they all …
Applying lime to your lawn is your first defense against many pests, weeds and diseases. Why? Because lime evens out acidic soil. Georgia’s clay soil is particularly prone to low pH values, but after several years of adding lime, you may find the acidity levels itself out. The less acidic the soil, the less stress …
Lime application to soil will raise the hydrogen levels of the soil. The measurement of hydrogen ion concentration is represented by the symbol “pH.” The majority of lawn problems occur because the soil has low levels of pH. If soil does not have enough pH, then it likely has higher levels of acidic content. Lawns …
What does lime do for a lawn? When applied at the right time, lime can have a big impact on the look, feel and health of your grass. Lawns struggle to grow and thrive in soil with a low pH. Not only will it lack the lush, deeply-green look you’re after, but you’ll find you …
Now that spring is here and frost is no longer a threat, many homeowners are thinking of lime and fertilizer applications for their lawns. Is your dull, brown yard getting you down? Ready to perk your grass back up and bring some color to your property? You are not alone. Before you go out and …
