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Fertilization TipsNitrogen
is the most important nutrient for promoting good turf color and growth. Do not
overstimulate the turf with excess N, especially during the spring and summer.
The table below shows suggested nitrogen application programs for various lawn species. To
obtain a high-quality, water-resistant turf with greater pest resistance,
follow the suggestions in the table.
Over fertilization can contribute to thatch buildup and increased mowing requirements. Avoid under fertilization of bluegrass and ryegrass. These species can become unhealthy if not fertilized properly. Turf that does not respond to nitrogen fertilizer may be lacking in other nutrients, such as phosphorus or iron. Get the soil tested to determine which nutrient(s) are deficient. Balanced or complete fertilizers contain various amounts of phosphorus, potassium, iron, and sulfur. They are a good safeguard against a potential nutrient deficiency. Fertilizer application schedule for established colorado lawns
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