Thank you for both of the inputs. I'll go and pick up some potassium sulfate and apply accordingly!
Fall Fertilizer
Planning to apply my Fall Fertilizer here shortly and I was curious on what you use to prepare your yard for winter?
For some reason, all the big box stores have limited supply on what I could use. I've read that a starter fert would be OK, but to me more nutrients would be better for the lawn in the weird winters that we have in central Texas.
I intend on a application of milo, but I have some Lesco 15-5-9, and access to Scott's Fall Turfbuilder which gives me a ratio of 32-0-10. Additionally, I have a place near me that offers a EarthGro 18-6-12 product for winter applications.
Any opinions on what to use? Also, for those who are in Texas, when is your last application for Fall?
TIA!
For some reason, all the big box stores have limited supply on what I could use. I've read that a starter fert would be OK, but to me more nutrients would be better for the lawn in the weird winters that we have in central Texas.
I intend on a application of milo, but I have some Lesco 15-5-9, and access to Scott's Fall Turfbuilder which gives me a ratio of 32-0-10. Additionally, I have a place near me that offers a EarthGro 18-6-12 product for winter applications.
Any opinions on what to use? Also, for those who are in Texas, when is your last application for Fall?
TIA!
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