Time for fall fertilization for home lawns

2009-09-05 / News

By DENNIS SMITH dg-smith@tamu.edu
Once again, the fall season has arrived in East Texas. Have you decided what type of fertilizer you are going to use on your lawn? Have you taken a soil sample to determine what nutrients are deficient in your soil? It is recommended to take a soil sample every three to four years to check for the nutrient needs of your soil.


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