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I live in Lincoln Ca my lawn has brown rings which I believe is brown patch. I have purchased lawn disease (Immuniox Sysmatic)which kills all major lawn disease. My questions is can or should I fertilize (if so what type) the lawn as well or just keep applying the lawn disease agent.
11/1/20081:26:36 PM Link 0 comments | Add comment
I wouldn't fertilize right now while. While the grass is diseased it may not be able to take the fertilizer. What I would do is top dress with a half inch of compost. This will provide slow release nutrients to the lawn while building the soil and making the lawn more tolerant of drought and heat. This will make it more healthy for the future and less likely to exhibit problems with disease.
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