January and color holding strong
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January and color holding strong
The difference in color between my lawn the rest in the neighborhood is getting more distinct by the day. I can't believe it is staying this green considering it was just renovated this fall. I keep waiting for things to go bad.....yet I have to stop myself from going outside and giving it another shot of iron and fertilizer!
- rutgers1
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Re: January and color holding strong
Great! The weather's been kind of warm, though, so don't count on it holding ALL winter this year...
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MorpheusPA - Posts: 12695
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Re: January and color holding strong
A co-worker had to stop by my house to pick something up and commented on the lawn immediately. He said it was the nicest around. Of course i expect it to turn by the end of january as it keeps steady in the thirtys and forties.
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DJG9282 - Posts: 264
- Joined: November 25th, 2010, 11:21 am
- Location: Central, NJ
- Grass Type: Front: Galaxy Blend (Jump Start, Brilliant, Prosperity) + Weeds | Back: Contractors Mix.
Re: January and color holding strong
This is the longest I've seen my lawn hold it's green. Has been pretty mild temperature wise. Just makes me smile when I see a green lawn so hopefully will continue for a few more weeks.
- eriocaulon
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- Joined: January 15th, 2009, 8:45 pm
- Location: NE Ohio
- Grass Type: KBG(midnight/moonlight), TTTF (summerlawn), RSBG (Winterplex, SabreIII)
Re: January and color holding strong
I think I winterized a bit too early this year (Monday after Thanksgiving) but color is still pretty good. I see some localized yellowing but I assume I just missed those spots with the spreader. I'm actually considering a mow this Saturday...it's grown about an inch since Thanksgiving.
- Seven333
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- Joined: April 20th, 2009, 8:44 pm
- Location: Coatesville, PA 19320
- Grass Type: Northern Mix slowly being consumed by Orfeo KBG
Re: January and color holding strong
As of today, my lawn is starting to lose its nice dark green color...... 
- HanLawn
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- Joined: March 6th, 2011, 7:27 pm
- Location: frederick,maryland
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Re: January and color holding strong
+1 Rutgers
and I didn't winterize until Dec 31st, because of the warm temps.
It was 65 here today. I need to mow as soon as things dry up.
We had a sideways rain here last night...Forest Gump style.
and I didn't winterize until Dec 31st, because of the warm temps.
It was 65 here today. I need to mow as soon as things dry up.
We had a sideways rain here last night...Forest Gump style.
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voljack - Posts: 80
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- Grass Type: Tall Fescue
Re: January and color holding strong
We had big old fat rain that seemed like it came straight up.
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simpson - Posts: 3703
- Joined: June 14th, 2009, 1:12 pm
- Location: elkton md
- Grass Type: moonlight slt
Re: January and color holding strong
I have had a lot of rain this winter and the lawn has been wet nearly all winter. Very mild winter also. My 2010 reno area is deep green, probably the deepest green in the neighborhood. My 2011 reno area is not as deep green but that is to be expected. I applied a winterizer app with iron in early Jan.
- grassboro
- Posts: 157
- Joined: September 28th, 2010, 11:45 am
- Location: Durham, NC
- Grass Type: Tall Fescue
Re: January and color holding strong
My lawn just started to lose some green after the most recent snow. Still far darker green than any other I've seen so far around me.
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Gregg - Posts: 197
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