Nina Camillone
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Pre-emergent Herbicides
Hi-Yield Weed & Grass Stopper Sta-Green Crab-EX Atrazine
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What does is mean if my soil is very red?
Generally, a red soil is rich in iron oxides. Let's break that down. Iron is an essential plant nutrient, but it can be toxic at high levels in acidic conditions (low pH). A soil test will let you ...
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What do the different colors on my results page mean?
You may notice that your soil's nutrient content is displayed as different colored bars in your SoilKit report: green, orange, yellow, or red. But what color code are we using? GREEN: This color me...
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How do you know if brown grass is a disease, insects, or just dry? (ASK Around)
One of the most widespread lawncare issues is fungal disease that results in brown patches of grass. However, not all brown patches are caused by fungi! Insects and dryness can also detract from he...
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What are the brown spots in my lawn? (ASK Advice)
As the weather warms up from spring to summer, you may notice your lawn struggling to stay green and even develop brown patches. It’s always a good idea to implement good cultural practices to keep...
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Watering your lawn -- how often and how much? (ASK Advice)
Nothing hits the spot like a cool glass of water on a hot summer's day. While plants need water too, you might be surprised to learn that your lawn doesn't like drinking the way that you do! Wateri...
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What is tomato blight?
Tomato blight is a disease caused by an oomycete (a fungus-like organism) called Phytophthora infestans. This same disease also affects potatoes, having caused the infamous potato blight famines in...
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Can I improve my soil, or is that just the way it is? (Inherent vs dynamic soil properties)
Sometimes we’re optimistic and think all our soil issues can be solved through know-how and elbow grease; other times, we’re pessimistic and figure we should just throw in the towel rather than fig...
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What is soil texture?
Soil texture refers to its percentage of sand, silt, and clay, which are types of mineral articles defined by their size. Clay particles are smaller than 0.002 mm and give soil a smooth and sticky ...
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What is tomato blossom end rot?
Rotting plants are usually associated with diseases caused by bacteria or fungi -- but not this one! Blossom end rot, which most commonly affects tomatoes, is actually due to a nutrient deficiency ...