Lava Rock

How close was that fire to you today?

Fert/Dimension going down this weekend. Things starting to green up.

April 22nd and really no signs of spring up here.  Grass is brown.  Red maples are not even swelling yet.  Forsythia look like they did in January.  A few blades of green grass showing up on south facing lawns.  Really only loss our snowcover 2 days ago so I suspect things will move into high gear over the next couple of days.
Still waiting for ice out on Newfound Lake.

3 hours ago, IrishRob17 said:

 

You couldn’t even follow your own advice 

 

Soil temps up here may not be ideal for fert this weekend, but I don't want to miss the window and wait another week. With some mild temps coming next week, would next weekend be too late?

gonna throw down the lesco fert/crabgrass killer this weekend.

so is it too early to lay down fert with crabgrass killer?

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

Eff Scott’s. Get Lesco from Site 1 it any of these former John Deere places. Lesco from Depot or Lowe’s is generic. Johnathan Greene is good as well. 

what's so bad about Scotts? Which Lesco spring fert do you use?

3 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Use Lesco. Scott’s blows 

i've used lescos before.

19 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

Disastah.  Hopefully this weekend offers up some free time for me to do a cleanup.  SHould drop 1st round of fertilizer.  Seeing some Forsythias blooming.  Crocuses are up.  Daffodils are getting there.  Pear trees have buds on them.

I'm going to try the Scotts 4-step stuff. My buddy swears by it. I fired Trugreen.

Good timing. After 5 years, I am finally going to start over on the front side lawn area. Last year we did the back, but the front needs fresh loam and seed. Here are my ideas/options:

1. Bring in 4" loam and hand seed with high quality KBG. On the slopes, use straw netting to prevent washoff. Spread straw elsewhere. The only issue is we get a lot of wind in the Spring and the straw may easily blow away

2. Bring in 4" loam then hydroseed. Still use straw netting on slopes.

I'm a bit torn on which option to go with . #2 is more costly and the grass seed quality is not as good, but it's more likely to stay in place and retain moisture during germination. I also thought about ripping all existing sod out, but was told that wasn't necessary.

19.5" is my final

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16.5". Still coming down

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11"

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Man...some of you have gotten spoiled. 

[mention=2152]Lava Rock[/mention]. Someone in Raymond reporting 22" to NWS. Hmmm

Yea this is incredible. More than the past two seasons combined I’d say...

Would like to get into some death band echos, but not happening yet. Decent storm so far but nothing special

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8.5"

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Not much rippage on the home cam

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9 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Yeah, It’s dumping +SN

Still thinking 12-18"?

Storm delayed? My forcst called for 1-3" last night and we've only got high cirrus

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5 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

Wondering if my wife's flight into BOS tomorrow at 130pm will be cancelled.

just spoke to her. already cxcld.

15 minutes ago, wxsniss said:

Logan will be just as close to criteria as areas on north shore... surprised Blizzard Warning does include Boston

Wondering if my wife's flight into BOS tomorrow at 130pm will be cancelled.

26 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Yep, just came out and MPM for you

wow, look at that cut off.

8 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Its a truck stop in E.B.F Maine. Tap twice at stall 4. Bring lube and a diet coke

lol, nice