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Author	Topic:   Lawn care
Kevin Friend	posted 07 April 2009 07:23             What step should I do first during the fall season? Apply lime or aerate and overseed? IP: Logged
tommy Turfmaster	posted 07 April 2009 18:44             Don't apply lime unless a soil test indicates you need it. Its not always neccesary to aerify, especially if you have good earth worm activity. Sometimes a lawn benefits more from a good de-thatching. Overseeding is done to thicken up a thin lawn, or to introduce a new grass variety into the exsisting stand. If your lawn has decent cover, (no bare spots) a balanced fertilizer will usually do the trick! IP: Logged
Kevin Friend	posted 08 April 2009 04:17             Ok. Thanks IP: Logged

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