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bmk161

Should I Treat?

10 years ago

I just got a good bit of baystate fertilizer (MA's version of milorganite). I did a Reno on my front lawn last year. Planning the back yard (14k sqft) this August. My question is, should I apply the BSF to the back yard just as I am the front knowing that I will be killing it in 5-6 weeks?

I'm thinking so because it's helping the soil just as much as the grass. Was also thinking of just applying it thick when I seed the back.

thoughts?

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