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OT: Any lawn nuts here?
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[QUOTE="Chief00, post: 2774802"] [ATTACH=full]32754[/ATTACH] Very misleading and disingenuous comment. The thrust of my post was if you lived in the Northeast the chance of not needing lime was extremely remote. Therefore, the casual home owner should disregard your earlier comment about throwing money away. With moderate lime application the risk of throwing money away was probably close to zero. And if you were in that category you would be just losing pocket change. The other factor is most people won’t get a soil test, so just put down a moderate application. The map above just kills your argument. [/QUOTE]
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