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07-05-2018, 02:42 PM
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Location: Michigan
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Originally Posted by KayAnn246
I'm not sure where you are in Michigan but the Lowes in Westland has 37 bags, Southgate 56, Woodhaven 15 and Southfield 56 and Bloomfield Hills, 6. Order it online and they will hold it for 3 days.
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See my post above. My local Home Depot just got in 53 bags, and I ordered 10 bags before they all vanished again, and picked them up. As for Detroit stores, I'm 135 miles North-West of there. No way I'd drive that far with bags of Milorganite in my car, LOL. |
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07-05-2018, 05:19 PM
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I have Scott's spreader. Normally, I set it to 11.5 for the spread. This time I set the dial to 7 to carry the product farther. It still came out dark green.
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07-05-2018, 07:34 PM
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Location: Zone 6B ~ Northern VA
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Sorry to hear about your back.
Yes, best to buy it off schedule.
Milorganite gets the job done right! 
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Originally Posted by TrapperL
I've been down with a back injury since the middle of December. I've missed 2 applications by their schedule. The yard, despite our having 102F temps for a couple of weeks now and no rain, still looks green and is the best looking yard on the street. We only get to water for 4 hours a week so it's not that we're watering and nobody else is. Seems like Milorganite has a considerable residual effect. I'll be putting on the July 4th application next week. FWIW, I keep several bags on hand and buy it off schedule. Don't know what's in it, don't care what's in it. It works and that's all I care about. I've spent over 50 bucks for a bag full of junk and chemicals that didn't do anything. I can spend a lot less and know it's going to work. Want a green yard and water less, here's the ticket-Milorganite.
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07-05-2018, 07:36 PM
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Location: Zone 6B ~ Northern VA
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Yes, because it organic and provides amazing results.
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Originally Posted by BostonMike7
Safe to spread this stuff in the summer heat? Grass isn't dormant, but it's hot outside.
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07-05-2018, 11:55 PM
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Milorganite is is the best out there. Deep Greening, thick lawn , leaves busting at the seams. It does get sold out from local stores which only cost 12 bucks and you have to get it online from Amazon from $25+.
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07-06-2018, 04:13 AM
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Location: Zone 6B ~ Northern VA
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Agree!
Have yet to find a bigger bang for the buck product.
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Originally Posted by NickMan7
I am in love with this stuff. Used it for the first time ever in late April and it has done wonders for the grass. I had no problem getting 8 bags from a local Ace, but Tractor Supply has been sold out for two months according to the sales associate I spoke with. Plan to put it down this coming weekend.
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07-06-2018, 04:14 AM
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Location: Zone 6B ~ Northern VA
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Is this the first time you are using this product?
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Originally Posted by Bruceski44
I bought 4 bags from Walmart, with free home delivery.
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07-07-2018, 12:57 PM
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Location: Denver/Boulder Zone 5b
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I can't find it locally for less than $15-$16 per bag, but for the money, nothing has come close to keeping my lawn so healthy. All it takes around these parts is 3 days of hot, dry, breezy conditions to take a yard from lush to parched. My lawn looks only mildly less green than it did in late May when we were getting a ton of rain. I only need it for 4 months of the year, so it's worth the price for me. Is it weird to say I kind of like the smell? I think it smells sweet, almost like a giant bag of Sweet Tarts or something. There are many products that smell WAY worse..
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07-07-2018, 03:34 PM
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Location: Michigan
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Quote:
Originally Posted by NickMan7
I can't find it locally for less than $15-$16 per bag, but for the money, nothing has come close to keeping my lawn so healthy. All it takes around these parts is 3 days of hot, dry, breezy conditions to take a yard from lush to parched. My lawn looks only mildly less green than it did in late May when we were getting a ton of rain. I only need it for 4 months of the year, so it's worth the price for me. Is it weird to say I kind of like the smell? I think it smells sweet, almost like a giant bag of Sweet Tarts or something. There are many products that smell WAY worse..
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 LOL!
To me, it smells like downwind of an over-flowing septic tank, or outhouse!  |
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07-08-2018, 12:45 PM
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Location: Zone 6B ~ Northern VA
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I put mine on 6 and spread it in 2 different directions.
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Originally Posted by KayAnn246
I have Scott's spreader. Normally, I set it to 11.5 for the spread. This time I set the dial to 7 to carry the product farther. It still came out dark green.
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