Thanks but don’t be fooled, I’m not out there killing hour upon hour each week in the summer. The whole thing gets raked in the spring and then one application of fertilizer with crabgrass preventer, then it’s just mowing mostly.
I mowed this morning before coming into work. Sunday looks like a washout down in Dover for NASCAR, looks like I'll be at another Monday race. My 30-pack of Busch Light is currently chilled, when I go to NASCAR I go all in, LOL
No problem. I don’t have a Davis prob either, NYS has a nice network of mesonets and I happen to be right in the middle of 4 different locations so use that for my soil temps and the Cornell map is in sync with those readings.
Most likely. Soil temps tell the story of you know what they are around you but they must still be low if forsythia hasn’t bloomed yet. I put mine down once soil temps are consistently in the low to mid 50s.
https://www.lesco.com/blog/post/2018-02-26/pre-emergent-application-timing-tips
Yet another reason why I find all types of weather interesting. My house is around 385' but I have to drive over the hill to get to 416, the access road gets to just over 500'. This morning as I was driving up the hill once I got to about 450' all of the car windows instantly fog up and I couldn't see a thing. I always find that fascinating when it happens. Carry on.
Yeah, NYS banned phosphorous in lawn fertilizer a few years ago now so if you buy Lesco in NYS is doesn't include it. Edit: NYS banned it starting in 2012.
Its not the first time that a new poster popped up that seemed to not really be a newbie. Wasn't there a weatherboy or something like that poster last year? I swear that was another situation f someone playing the board.