S&P

.08 yesterday, .04 sat.

congrats

ended up with .96" at a loocal backyard station in portsmouth RI good drink and needed

fortunately i don't have to deal with weeds , so i do a second app of dimension, then wait 5 weeks and merit.

did it last weekend before the rain

something is better than nothing , so yes

you have it exactly right on location. for me at least, since i am will be putting my house on the market soon, having a lawn that isn't a lawn but a field will hurt its market value. i've put a lot of time and effort into the home inside and out to maximize the market value when i do sell. i don't know home markets in other spots, but down here, curb appeal plays into market value and if my house has a lousy lawn and someone else has a nice lawn, well... And i do enjoy spending the time to takes to make all my lanscaping look nice.

one thing you should consider now, is testing your soil for ph and lime (if needed) to get it ready for fall. you won't get the full effect of your fert if ph isn't right. check around there is probably a garden club or university affiliated outreach program that will do it for free.

If you’re still looking Here is a conversion sheet , use the Lesco spreader as the baseline and then find your zone / rate on the bag.

this, the local Site One guys recommend it as part of their season long schedule, so i'll put another down in May. have done this for a few years and never have a problem with crab grass while my neighbors lawn's are full of it. Of course they sell more this way.Forsynthia's in full bloom here.

dropped dimension w/ fert yesterday, did a first cut as well, although wasn't necessary

yesterday turned out nice, warm in the sun, worked outdoors in shorts, not shirt, we tan, whats the call for today?