How to replace your lawn with a native or water-saving grass species
How to replace your Colorado lawn with a native or water-saving grass species
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How to replace your Colorado lawn with a native or water-saving grass species
It was nice to have a rainy day last week. Although it does seem like okra liked the hot weather and is producing well, unlike tomatoes and pole beans which started dropping their blossoms. Even though it's hard to keep up with the okra this time of the year, it might be a good time to step out of the garden and evaluate your lawn.
Oregon State University An Oregon State University scientist says compost is a great soil amendment. Adding organic materials improves the ability of sandy soils to hold nutrients and water, horticulturist says. Adding organic matter is the best way to improve nearly all kinds of soils. If you're unsure if your soil needs amendments, take note if it dries and cracks in summer, drains slowly or is difficult to dig whether wet or dry. Adding organic materials improves the ability of sandy soils to hold nutrients and water, according to Weston Miller, Oregon State Unive...