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Posted by sidesco 2 Comments on Maintenance on Zoysia in Piedmont, NC How To
Maintenance on Zoysia in Piedmont, NC
Zoysia is fairly drought tolerant, once established. Best way to water is to give it a good soaking like you would get with a big rain, then leave it alone until it begins to look stressed. Zoysia will go from green to blue/green to the browning of tips. Water deeply if you see it getting[...]
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Established Bermuda Turf Maintenance
1. Take a soil test from time to time and adjust P.H. with Lime. 2. Every (late winter-3RD week in March) – about the time that Forsythia (Yellow Bells) blooms: Treat with a Turf Pre-emergent herbicide per manufacturer’s label to prevent germination of crabgrass & crowfoot seeds. Barricade is best. Use the lowest rate on[...]
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How to take care of Sod the first two weeks
1. Prep your soil right. Mix Sides Black Wonder 5000 composted manure into your root profile. Add sand in any heavy clay soils. 2. Keep it wet, but not sloppy wet. 3. If it turns from green to blue it is under stress for water. 4. If it turns from blue to brown tips you[...]
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Laying Fescue Sod in the Heat
1. When prepping for Sod be sure and mix in some Sides Black Wonder 5000 composted manure. Add sand if the soil is heavy clay. 2. Lay the sod as quickly as possible. Sod on a pallet or in a roll begins to Heat Up real fast, ferment and turn to silage. If you cannot[...]
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Irrigation Essentials
Rule #1: There is a bigger chance that you will over water before you under water. Too much water is as bad as no water, causing plants to actually die from drought because their roots are sitting in water and cannot get air and therefore they cannot take up any water to the top. Waterlogged[...]
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Fescue Lawn Maintenance for Piedmont N.C.
1st Week in March: If you failed to overseed your lawn in the fall, now is the second-best time to do so. The soil will be puffy from freezing and thawing and you can simply broadcast about 100 lb of Tall Fescue per acre. If you have a shady lawn add about 25 lb per[...]
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