Lowe's has
11.32-Lb Scotts Turf Builder Weed & Feed5 +
16.67-Lb Scotts Green Max Lawn Food Fertilizer (automatically added to cart) on sale for
$29.98.
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Includes:
- 11.32-Lb Scotts Turf Builder Weed & Feed5 (covers 4,000 square feet)
- Weed killer and fertilizer kills existing weeds and thickens grass to crowd out future weeds
- Apply when weeds are actively growing and daytime temperatures are between 60 degrees F and 90 degrees F
- Controls over 50 listed lawn weeds, including clover, dandelion, plantain, morningglory, chicory, eveningprimrose, and purslane
- This lawn care product is for use on Bahiagrass, Bermudagrass, Bluegrass, Centipedegrass, Fescue, Ryegrass, and Zoysiagrass
- 16.67-Lb Scotts Green Max Lawn Food Fertilizer (covers 5,000 square feet)
- Dual-action fertilizer and iron formula feeds your lawn and provides deep greening in just 3 days
- Contains 5% iron, a micronutrient that enhances the greening process for fast results
- Apply this lawn care product to any grass type in the spring, summer, or fall
- Will not stain concrete, driveways, or other surfaces surrounding your lawn (when used as directed)
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My Dad, and now I, swear by Organic feeds like Milorgrante 6-4-0. This applied a few days to a week after using Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer will work better wonders than this garbage ever will. For $5-10 more you can get a much better and lasting product.
I created an account just to post this to help anyone out.
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My Dad, and now I, swear by Organic feeds like Milorgrante 6-4-0. This applied a few days to a week after using Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer will work better wonders than this garbage ever will. For $5-10 more you can get a much better and lasting product.
I created an account just to post this to help anyone out.
My Dad, and now I, swear by Organic feeds like Milorgrante 6-4-0. This applied a few days to a week after using Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer will work better wonders than this garbage ever will. For $5-10 more you can get a much better and lasting product.
I created an account just to post this to help anyone out.
I started new lawn last year on new built home (builder put garbage as top layer, it wasn't even topsoil). I ordered 10cu ft for 6000 sq ft lawn area, with 50/50 topsoil/compost. Used less quantitu than seed starter fert suggested by seed company and the seeds took off with what left after heavy rain and non stopping birds eating.
This year I need to overseed, seed some spots. There are some weeds. I handpull weeds after rainy day and spot treat some where it was posion ivy.
What's the best strategy to get the ferts added to soil? I will be sending soil for testing but not sure if I need to get any specific ferts or anything else based on recommendations (they may say add n or p or k in %). I see earthworms, so i think I might have got lucky with the topsoil/compost vendor.
I started new lawn last year on new built home (builder put garbage as top layer, it wasn't even topsoil). I ordered 10cu ft for 6000 sq ft lawn area, with 50/50 topsoil/compost. Used less quantitu than seed starter fert suggested by seed company and the seeds took off with what left after heavy rain and non stopping birds eating.
This year I need to overseed, seed some spots. There are some weeds. I handpull weeds after rainy day and spot treat some where it was posion ivy.
What's the best strategy to get the ferts added to soil? I will be sending soil for testing but not sure if I need to get any specific ferts or anything else based on recommendations (they may say add n or p or k in %). I see earthworms, so i think I might have got lucky with the topsoil/compost vendor.
What I would suggest is spot treating with the Atrazine (as long as your grass is St. Augustine or Centipede) in a 1gal hand spray mixer or a 4gal backback sprayer and spot treat the weeds unless they are already spread thoughout the entire yard, then I recommend doing the whole yard with the Atrazine and a backpack sprayer. Do this in the morning and water the following morning lightly. Wait about 3-5 days and spread some Milorganite down throughout the entire yard over the topsoil/compost you have already put down. When you mow make sure you don't bag the clippings for the next few mows as it will recycle the above treatment. Should last you months.
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My Dad, and now I, swear by Organic feeds like Milorgrante 6-4-0. This applied a few days to a week after using Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer will work better wonders than this garbage ever will. For $5-10 more you can get a much better and lasting product.
I created an account just to post this to help anyone out.
What I would suggest is spot treating with the Atrazine (as long as your grass is St. Augustine or Centipede) in a 1gal hand spray mixer or a 4gal backback sprayer and spot treat the weeds unless they are already spread thoughout the entire yard, then I recommend doing the whole yard with the Atrazine and a backpack sprayer. Do this in the morning and water the following morning lightly. Wait about 3-5 days and spread some Milorganite down throughout the entire yard over the topsoil/compost you have already put down. When you mow make sure you don't bag the clippings for the next few mows as it will recycle the above treatment. Should last you months.
I will check the herbicide. I bought Preen and a spray stuff but I haven't used anything yet as kids play bare foot and I thought I may need to lay more seeds.
My Dad, and now I, swear by Organic feeds like Milorgrante 6-4-0. This applied a few days to a week after using Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer will work better wonders than this garbage ever will. For $5-10 more you can get a much better and lasting product.
I created an account just to post this to help anyone out.
Also, very thoughtful of you to want your worst enemy to have a nice lawn.