Try some Milorganite, made from biosolids. I used it at my last house, never used anything else and had good results. Once every 3 years I put it down, lime every 5 years or so. Admittingly had dandelions and clover but had the greenest lawn in July and August without ever watering.
I don't want rant but Scotts and other fertilizer companies harm the local environment at least when it comes to lawn care. All those chemicals end up in the lakes and around here Long Island Sound. Algae loves this stuff.
A little research and you can go organic very easy and very cheap. May take a few years to build up the soil but doable.
I know in some neighborhoods your neighbors would look down on you if you had a blade of grass out of place.
How much do people spend on a acre of lawn to fertilize, couple of hundred I bet with the four step system.
I don't want rant but Scotts and other fertilizer companies harm the local environment at least when it comes to lawn care. All those chemicals end up in the lakes and around here Long Island Sound. Algae loves this stuff.
A little research and you can go organic very easy and very cheap. May take a few years to build up the soil but doable.
I know in some neighborhoods your neighbors would look down on you if you had a blade of grass out of place.
How much do people spend on a acre of lawn to fertilize, couple of hundred I bet with the four step system.
