Can I put too much compost on?
It is possible and happens to people who get bad advice about applying compost and manure. Unfortunately you can easily smother many grasses by putting too much compost on. That is why the recommended rate is 1 cubic yard of compost for every 1,000 square feet. This will result in application of 1/3 inch of compost if spread out uniformly – a very thin layer.
No, not unless you are literally smothering the grass.. The soil microbes must eat protein fertilizer before the grass gets any benefit. With an organic program, nothing goes to waste and nothing is washed away.
I get asked this question a lot.. Is there an organic weed and feed? No.. Not really… The chemical weed and feed products available today are not very designed. Chemical weed and feed products are not very well designed.
Your lawn is your carpet in the summer; a soft surface to run, play, and relax on .. So why does it have all those bald spots and thinning patches?
Lego Services knows how to repair bald spots and thinning patches in as little as 20 minutes!
If your lawn has patches and holes, seeding can easily help fill in the blanks. A generally healthy looking lawn with just a few trouble spots doesnt have to be a challenge. Spot seeding will probably work nice for you.
Fixing a bare spot is completed in a few easy steps. Lego Services currently offers a $15.00 sales for fixing bare spots in the blair county area! It is simple, you rake the dead grass and debris from the bare spot area. Then use a garden rota tiller to losen up and freshen the soil. Then you apply some starter fertilizer with some pre-eminent weed control suppliments and grass seed. In about a week or two with proper watering the bare spot will be no more. After a few mows the grass will blend in with your existing lawn!
If you are interested check out www.blaircountylawnserivce.com or call us for more information at (814) 515-3115.
We look forward to fixing that bare spot for you!
You have probably seen all the new organic foods and organic cleaning products it super markets. Organic bleach, organic chips, and so on. Now, there is organic lawn care well. Organic lawn care is rising fast, and includes using eco-friendly methods of lawn maintenance and a wide range of natural products that are now available. A lot of people do not realize how many of regular yard maintenance tasks can be extremelly harmful to the environment. Hundreds of thousands of gallons of water are waisted each year alone on lawn watering and irrigation methods. Organic lawn care could be as simple as recycling rain water to provide for your lawn. The methods bellow will get you up to date and up to speed with organic lawn care so you can do your part to keep our planet and environment beautiful.
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