Hey All
I got my soil test back not long ago and scratching my head on where to begin. I just bought this property and the backyard is ~1000 sqft clay soil with a little slope and some roots that are around 15-20ft away from the tree.
A couple of things I'm wondering about it. One is that's a large amount of lime recommended. I read a few things online saying to break that application up in half and apply it twice in a year.
The second is when would you recommend seeding? I'm planning on seeding instead of sodding unless it's not recommended in my situation. Since I'm late in the game as we're approaching summer should I just hold off and plant rye in autumn, wait to get this pH situation in balance and go at it next spring, or go by the UGA recommended plan. The plan by UGA seems solid but a little worried about planting Bermuda and it holding up well in the winter if I start now.
Cheers for the advice

I got my soil test back not long ago and scratching my head on where to begin. I just bought this property and the backyard is ~1000 sqft clay soil with a little slope and some roots that are around 15-20ft away from the tree.
A couple of things I'm wondering about it. One is that's a large amount of lime recommended. I read a few things online saying to break that application up in half and apply it twice in a year.
The second is when would you recommend seeding? I'm planning on seeding instead of sodding unless it's not recommended in my situation. Since I'm late in the game as we're approaching summer should I just hold off and plant rye in autumn, wait to get this pH situation in balance and go at it next spring, or go by the UGA recommended plan. The plan by UGA seems solid but a little worried about planting Bermuda and it holding up well in the winter if I start now.
Cheers for the advice
