Self-tutoring about lawn care: the tutor mentions one case. I might have fertilized the lawn about two months ago. As I mention here, I saw a response: the lawn grew more thickly, and its color even took on a bluish …
Self-tutoring about lawn care: the tutor continues…. Back in my post on June 16, 2023, I make some reflections about fertilizing the lawn. It’s not always been my favourite idea, but I know my wife likes the lawn to look …
Self-tutoring about lawn care: the tutor looks at when to fertilize. One thing I seldom do is fertilize the lawn. I heard, as a kid, that it should be done in spring and in fall, if you’re going to. Not …
Self-tutoring about lawn care: the tutor mentions why moss grows in a lawn. I live in a place that’s fairly wet most of the year. In the summer we get lots of sun, but other times of year we may …
Self-tutoring about lawn care: the tutor begins about two common types of lime. Calcitic lime is CaCO3. Used to elevate the pH of the soil, it’s relatively fast-acting, perhaps taking effect in a few weeks. Dolomitic lime is a mix …
Self-tutoring about lawn care: the tutor looks up a definition. For years I’ve bought what I call “lime” and spread it on the lawn to reduce soil acidity. The product’s name that I buy is actually dolomite. Yet, what is …