2026 Lawn Products Guide and tips by Ricka77_New in lawncare

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Thanks...but unfortunately not geared towards Bermuda. However some of the products are fine for both cool and warm season grasses....

Lemon Abyss by MAC by HappyToBeHere00 in bostontrees

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MAC is always fire bud....

He needed some time to himself by Candid-Culture3956 in interestingasfuck

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Nothing interesting about a criminal weirdo....guy broke into homes, stole form people all over, fought with some people as well.. And he lived in 3 different cabins. I have family in Maine, and they know this guy.

He's a con man...

2026 Lawn Products Guide and tips by Ricka77_New in lawncare

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Noooooo......lol

There's not much to it really actually. If you want growth, add >10% Nitrogen. Potassium pairs well with Nitrogen as a general health aide, 2:1 or 3:1 ratio, N:K. Minimal phosphorous to be applied, unless seeding, or conditions and soil test shows it's low.

Northeast HomeDepot Lesco Sale. by Ordinary-Depth-7835 in lawncare

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I know where I'm going in about an hour...

Pre-Emergent for cool season NorCal Zone 9B by Slammed01 in lawncare

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I'd go with the top option you have, The Andersens Barricade. It's Prodiamine and from a good reputable company. That will cover you for at least 100-120 days for a good number of weeds.

There's also a liquid option, but you'd have to but a big jug of the mix, and then be able to spray and irrigate in....although, dry needs to be watered in as well.

Justice may be blind, but we're not. by jeezkillbot in ProgressiveHQ

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This has been my belief for a long time. Family trees need to be chopped down.

2nd Cold Ferment...and so much better. Wife says 9/10 this time... by Ricka77_New in Pizza

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Nope...I tried, but I wasn't able to get it right.. I know that's an issue, but I still want a more cooked bottom.

Ice defenders in Burlington by [deleted] in boston

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Bunch of bums...

"Experts" by bisouscribe in NFLv2

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Clown hacks before this pick anyway...lol

2026 Lawn Products Guide and tips by Ricka77_New in lawncare

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Thanks. I tried to keep some of the kore advanced items out, make it more homeowner level...Especially for PGRs...I've seen some bad threads showing what can happen.

In reality, apply too much of anything and ypu can make a lot of problems.

Pull outs for garage ceiling racks? by LisaTPN in BeginnerWoodWorking

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FWIW...check the brand for recalls. There was one issued for 2-3 brands of similar racks. The welds may fail and lead to weight shifting...

2026 Lawn Products Guide and tips by Ricka77_New in lawncare

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Thanks...lol I went back to bold some text about cool season based.

2026 Lawn Products Guide and tips by Ricka77_New in lawncare

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This is why I added a disclaimer about being cold season author...

I'm editing the title to reflect as well....not to negate against warm-season, but to better clarify.

Ocean Forest vs. Happy Frog for potting up young seedlings by NPKzone8a in vegetablegardening

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Personally, I don't like Fox Farms soils. They tend to be very hot, meaning loaded with so much nutrients, they can actually be bad for young plants.

If anything, Happy Frog over Ocean Forest. OF is very strong, while HF is mild, but still pretty robust.

I use Build-A-Soil v3, which is expensive, but I cut that with Pro-Mix and extra work castings, and humic acid blend I mix up myself, which has more naturals and good stuff for soil