Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Turning A New Leaf Conference 2015, 1 by Gitagal
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Gitagal wrote: Rick Webb--- WHAT is "Celery Pear"????? hat does that have to do with lawns??? Thank you for supporting Milorganite as well. I try to sell as much as I can of it. Compared with the high-priced Scotts products--Milorganite is a gem! You get a 35lb. bag of it, at the HD, for $12.78. Look in the lawn fertilizer aisle. It is a clean product. Non-toxic in any way. Organic...Non-burning--apply it any time of the year--No watering in needed--Safe for all the waterways--can be used on your beds--and is also a deer deterrent. They "smell it" and go away. Scotts cannot even get close to that price! It is SO expensive! It is too high in "N"-- no matter what formulation you buy. like--WHO needs a fertilizer so high in "N" at this time of year??? Spring? maybe-but not in the fall. It is all a money grab! Besides--the price is out of the world for any of their bags. Small ones?~ $27. Biger ones--~$45-$54. What a rip-off. There are many other products that will feed your lawn instead, Be smart! look into it! Thank you for your support of Milorganite. Spread it around..teeee//heee....:o) Pics are from 2013--- 1--My front lawn , in April 2013, after one fertilization with Milorganite 2--My back lawn--which hardly sustains a lawn at all because of all the Maple roots-- also in April 2013. Granted-that ALL lawns look better in spring due to the rains and moisture. BUT--It is the only time I feed my lawn all year. And I use Milorganite. This message was edited Nov 23, 2015 10:43 PM |