Help! Customers fescue is getting discolored

[Ijustwantausername]

Originally Posted by Kiril

Again .... no offense, but maybe you should follow your own advice. Clay soils can most certainly contain calcareous material, however you are correct that a Ultisol will most likely not be calcareous.

Further, clay soils are not "impermeable" and how do you know what amount and type of lime to use without a soil test?

When I spoke of it being impermeable, I was mainly speaking about water not being able to pass through it easily. I will have to agree to disagree on this.

[Kiril]

Originally Posted by Ijustwantausername

When I spoke of it being impermeable, I was mainly speaking about water not being able to pass through it easily. I will have to agree to disagree on this.

You are free to disagree with the definition of impermeable, but that won't change the meaning of the word.

[Ijustwantausername]

Not trying to change the meaning at all.
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[CircleC]

Shoot....I guess I don't know what I'm talking about. Thanks for showing me the way. I thought you said PH was fine. What does that mean? Where are the numbers?

Like I said if you don't know what you are doing find someone in your area who does. Don't take advice from a homeowner or some dude at Lowes. Maybe check wikapedia, evrything on there is great info.

Did you check out Revive granuals?
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