Saturday, April 30, 2005
AthleticFieldTech.com News: Here is how to break up clay soil
How do you break up tight clay soil?
Compost. Work in 1 to 3 inches of compost. Working in 1 inch helps in preparing lawns. Two to 3 inches is beneficial worked in 6 inches deep on flower and vegetable beds. Compost is widely available either in bulk or bagged if you do not produce enough of your own.
Core aeration also helps lawns. For fescue lawns, aerate in spring or fall. Deep core aeration (10 inches deep) is beneficial to athletic fields.http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/living/11526532.htm
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Compost. Work in 1 to 3 inches of compost. Working in 1 inch helps in preparing lawns. Two to 3 inches is beneficial worked in 6 inches deep on flower and vegetable beds. Compost is widely available either in bulk or bagged if you do not produce enough of your own.
Core aeration also helps lawns. For fescue lawns, aerate in spring or fall. Deep core aeration (10 inches deep) is beneficial to athletic fields.http://www.kansas.com/mld/kansas/living/11526532.htm
www.athleticfieldtech.com
www.linearaeration.com
www.do-it-now-landscaping.com
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