Leaf spot threatens Ohio lawns this spring
Helminthosporium leaf spot is spreading in Columbus lawns with warm moist conditions. Reddish brown to black spots appear near the leaf base and crown, causing browning and die off by late spring. Extension pathologist R E Partyka urges fungicide treatment now and repeat sprays every two weeks to protect new growth.
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Lawn Care Guide From Rotary Till To Seeding
A concise lawn maintenance guide explains fertilizing with organic and inorganic nitrogen, split annual applications, and fall emphasis. It notes lime needs by soil type, watering strategies to avoid shallow roots, and techniques to sustain a lush, long lasting front lawn.
Garden color with ceraniums for home beds
Geraniums brighten home gardens with color from planting through frost. Place in full sun with well drained soil, water as it dries, and fertilize monthly with a complete analysis fertilizer. Improve heavy clay with organic matter and water potted plants more often.
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Columbus
Jim Caldwell
Ohio State University
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