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Lol looks to me like a certain little girl wanted to get her daddy wet! Beautiful lawn!! And that's one clever irrigation system, hats off to you sir 👍🥇😀
Here in my part of California, it gets pretty hot in the summer. Do you think this product will cause my lawn to burn during the summer months? I know the bag says use every 6-8 weeks, but I’m not sure they take into account the region and its climate.
Good looking lawn! I may have to try that Scott's Max fertilizer, good results. My tall fescue looks great from early spring until summer, then I start my getting disease, brown patch, so I'm going to try some Scott's disease-x this by year early summer. Can the Scott's Max fert be used in the summer also, or should I avoid summer apps ? Thanks
The stains from iron are not permanent as many people say online. There are even videos by the lawn gonna showing how to clean it off the sidewalk...he used toilet bowl cleaner I think
And how often to you continue to water the fertilizer? I just spread mine last night and watered it this morning and afternoon. How should o continue to proceed and for how long?
Nice job....it's offtopic, but I noticed you have a new 7 week lawn and I need an advice....how to irrigate new lawns? Mine is 8 weeks old approx (from seeding) and it seems that 2 deep waterrings per week it' just not enough, as it's drought around here....I' ve started to water daily abot 15 minutes in early morning and things look much better...how do you advise to do it? ( I have an inground irrigation system like yours...Many thanks! Julian-from Romania
Hi Julian, 2 deep waterings/week is really not gonna work for new lawns. since new grass have shorter roots, water is already out of reach after a day or two. At this stage watering every day is better. I don’t do 15mns watering also, my advice is to do 2 light waterings 5mns in the morning and 3-5mns in the afternoon. After that, you can experiment with every other day just increase your run time by 2mns and see how your lawn responds. Make sure you put down some preventative application of fungicide to protect your new lawn from fungus. You can then resume with infrequent deep waterings when your lawn matures and fully stablished.
