do you put this on the lawn now march 29 th. and if you can what is the best way to put it on the lawn, and how much do you need for about 5000sq. f
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You put it down once the earth is 50 degrees. Normally in Massachusetts it would be around when the trees start to bloom. I don't know the coverage rate. It says it on the bag. I switched to Scotts Halts last year and liked it better.
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You might want to try Preen's Lawn Step Saver weed control product. It smokes the crabgrass and many other weeds as well - all with ONE simple application. I have had much success with it. Sold on Amazon too - ASIN: B0094KRFO6. 18 lb bag, covers 5000 square feet of lawn.
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Lay it on ground a little while so it will dry. Do not leave on grassy area more than 15 minutes in extreme heat or it will kill the grass. Fold outer most edge in the first seam to the next seam (they are typically 2 feet apart). Do this over and over till completely done. Roll it from one end to the other in a tight roll and tie with rope. This is definitely a 2-person task.
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I did a 10"x40" section. I turned the soil over with a cultivator and spread grass seed. I covered it with landscape fabric and seeded it again (maybe not necessary) but I got good results. Do not be in a hurry to remove fabric because the new grass will come right out with it. John F
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Go ahead and plant it. You are probably warm enough for it to survive the winter. If there is going to be a cold snap I would cover it. We live in RI and bring it in during the winter.
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I repot mine right away, plant it on the ground or 5 gal pot are the best way to do. hope this help you
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this work well in the heat during the summer.... u CAN apply this during spring as it NEVER burn the grass. Remember Feed and weed application do not work too well in the heat or above 80 degrees......
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It seems to work well. Stick it in the ground and you get a temperature. In realty it is probably not necessary here in the South, where you need to just be patient and recognize that you have an extraordinarily long growing season. More relevant in the cold climates.
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You could spread it by hand, however, it IS chemical so the possibility exists the product could be absorbed into your skin and make you feel sick. Also, I tried that last year and ended up with patchy spots all over my lawn that ended up dying because it wa too concentrated. My suggestion is to get one of those small, handheld broadcast spreaders - it would probably be the best thing to use with a small lawn, plus it takes up much less space when storing. Here's a link to some sold on Amazon:
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I would definitely NOT put in on the grass if you plan on moving it around. We used it on the grass one night for a party and it killed all the grass underneath it. The cover also does allow for burning embers of wood to come through, so be aware that anything nearby can be burned or potentially start on fire.
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Azomite recommends that for 12,000 - 15,000 sq. feet you would need a 44lb bag and that is for lawn/landscaping. I have a garden that is roughly 500-700 sq feet and I would use the entire 2lb bag. I generally get a 10 lb bag of azomite and apply 2lb twice a year. This is not fertilizer so it won't burn your plants, thus you can use considerably more than is recommended. So to answer your question, you would want at least 2 (2lb/ea) bags. I would go for a 10lb bag, use half, then re-apply late fall.
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I have never used on grass, but I think it depends on the weight you put it
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You really need to tie or weight it down against the wind. I've done this and had zero problems with it. I've also seen this greenhouse on sale at tractor supply for $40 recently.
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Y.C., Johnson grass is listed on the label. But it also says "not for use on home lawns" and "keep off fescue in summer". For most people, this is a problem. Cheers, Jonathan Customer Care U-Spray Bugspray
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Jay, Did you not read my response? I explained how to treat the acre; here's a copy and paste of the text below: "...for broadcast spraying, it says 1/2 to 1 oz per 1000 sq/ft of turf. That adds up to 22-44 oz per acre." I tool this off the label. Now I know you've been saying one is supposed to use 3 oz to a gallon of water but I couldn't find that rate anywhere. But what I did find is either 1/2 oz up to 1 oz per 1,000 when broadcast spraying so at most, you'd need around 44 oz per acre.Jonathan
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Hi Clive,I apologize for missing your message for a year.I apologize for missing your message for almost a year. I used some large orange tent stakes from Lowe's to anchor it. I also used a sharpie to mark where the pipes for the frame fit together to help put it together from year to year. I hope you are enjoying your garden.Pete
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it is sold by the yard, just check how many yards you need, that's how i bought it
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