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Fertilized 2X

17 years ago

Long story, but the result is that Scotts Step 1 was applied to my back lawn two weeks ago and then today, an application of organic fertilizer was made (by a different person). Fortunately today's application was cut back, so not a full application. Should I be concerned that the lawn has been damaged?

Thanks for your thoughts.

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billhill
17 years ago
Organic fertilizer is not going to damage anything. That's the beauty of organics. You can put it on anytime and not worry about it.
Bill Hill
tryingtogetby
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you Bill. So even though Scotts was put down two weeks ago (and we've had rain since), the additional shot of organic fertilizer won't cause any trouble? Sounds like it won't burn, but it's not too much feed for the grass, causing too much growth?
Thanks
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