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		<title>By: Sciadopitys</title>
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		<description>Hi Tisha.

The first thing to take into consideration is the safety of your family, including your animals.

Dogs and lawns don&#039;t mix well, but I&#039;ll get you up to speed.

The quickest, simplest bang for your buck is to heavily apply pelletized limestone to your lawn. Home Depot or Lowes have it in stock. Use 2 bags per 1000sq. ft. This adjusts the pH in the soil like Tums attacks heartburn. You need this because if the soil is not balanced, your fertilizer won&#039;t work properly.

That&#039;s the &quot;simplest&quot; inexpensive way to a decent lawn with little effort. 

As far as weeding, use an Ortho or Bayer &quot;weed b gon product that goes on your hose end. Feeding, in addition to the lime: minimum three x per year. One in early spring, one in september, one in November. To simplify things, go to HD and by Lesco 18-24-12. It&#039;s a starter fert, but very well balanced.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Tisha.</p>
<p>The first thing to take into consideration is the safety of your family, including your animals.</p>
<p>Dogs and lawns don&#8217;t mix well, but I&#8217;ll get you up to speed.</p>
<p>The quickest, simplest bang for your buck is to heavily apply pelletized limestone to your lawn. Home Depot or Lowes have it in stock. Use 2 bags per 1000sq. ft. This adjusts the pH in the soil like Tums attacks heartburn. You need this because if the soil is not balanced, your fertilizer won&#8217;t work properly.</p>
<p>That&#8217;s the &#8220;simplest&#8221; inexpensive way to a decent lawn with little effort. </p>
<p>As far as weeding, use an Ortho or Bayer &#8220;weed b gon product that goes on your hose end. Feeding, in addition to the lime: minimum three x per year. One in early spring, one in september, one in November. To simplify things, go to HD and by Lesco 18-24-12. It&#8217;s a starter fert, but very well balanced.</p>
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