Ultimate Lawn Program For The Best Lawn On The Block (grass, insects)

[hunterseat]

Originally Posted by movin2Reston

Forgot to mention in the OP, late June for grub control and various insects, apply Bayer Advanced Complete Insect Killer Granules.

I always worry about animals that eat insects and also about the good insects. I'm trying to be bee-conscious.

[movin2Reston]

Grubs can destroy a lawn so I would rather rid the lawn of Grubs than have them ruin my lawn.

Originally Posted by hunterseat

I always worry about animals that eat insects and also about the good insects. I'm trying to be bee-conscious.

[movin2Reston]

Hope everyone's lawn is greening up...any updates?

[movin2Reston]

Looking for an iron granular for lawns at Lowes...anyone have a link?

Thought Lowes had a good price on this, but they no longer carry it?

http://www.lowes.com/pd_237903-1321-...tId=3027133#3d

[movin2Reston]

Anyone using Milorganite?

[movin2Reston]

With all the recent rain, my grass is really looking good. Glad I got crabgrass preventer down several weeks ago.

[Threerun]

Western prairie grass and wildflowers- cut twice a year, cut high and pull weeds by hand. That's on 1.5 acres of non-forested land I have.

Looks great, no cost, no chemicals.

[movin2Reston]

Oh wish it was that easy, but I would be spraying the wild flowers and reseeding.

Originally Posted by Threerun

Western prairie grass and wildflowers- cut twice a year, cut high and pull weeds by hand. That's on 1.5 acres of non-forested land I have.

Looks great, no cost, no chemicals.

[movin2Reston]

After nearly 16 days of rain and clouds, finally able to cut the grass. Looking to apply Milorganite next weekend.

[movin2Reston]

Another rainy day today, looking forward to sun next week and warmer temps. Definitely hold off on cutting until the grass dries and mow high.