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Take care of lawn after summer drought

7/26/2012

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Drought Stress
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This unusually dry season has transformed our lush green lawns into desert like, dusty plots.  Never fear, grass knows when to go into a dormant state to help withstand these long, hot, dry periods.  Your lawns are quite resilient.

To survive this drought period the grass plant has exerted much of its stored energy.  Now it is important to make available a late autum fertilization which is high in nitrogen.  If available, nitrogen will be converted into usable sugars and oxygen through the photosynthesis process then stored within the root and crown system for the long winter.

Not that the yard has been fortified with the needed fertilizers then we reccommend core aeration after the fall rains has softened up the ground.  Aeration will help reinvigorate the root zone and eliminate soil compaction.
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8/7/2012 06:36:07 pm

Thanks for taking the time to discuss this, I feel strongly about it and love learning more on this topic. If possible, as you gain expertise, would you mind updating your blog with more information? It is extremely helpful for me.

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10/2/2012 09:39:35 pm

Great job on this lawn blog. I think that your perspective is deep, it’s just well thought out and really fantastic to see someone who knows how to put these thoughts down so well. Great stuff here.

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6/24/2013 11:20:00 pm

Thank you a lot for these very useful advises as for care of lawn after summer drought. We usually use all of these tips but your recommendation as for core aeration has become in great help for us. We are grateful to follow your solutions together.

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12/25/2012 09:33:39 pm

Man, thanks for details. I have a loan in my house. In Summer, its very difficult to maintain the green lawns. Anyway I will try the things you have recommended here and will check the difference in the Loan. Hope it will do well.

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1/9/2013 03:21:29 am

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9/6/2013 05:43:44 pm

A shrub tolerates periods of drought, it usually means that it is a low-maintenance plant. Such bushes do well in medium to dry locations, requiring little, if any, watering when rainfall becomes scarce. Thanks.

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