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Sun, May 29, 11 at 13:54
| Last year, my lawn got damaged by grubs, so I was hoping to get the blue grass to repair by using rhizome spread. What can I do to help that along?
I thought of giving the plant more food, but I was looking at the following link: It said that rhizomes growth appears in early summer when leaf growth slows, and adding nitrogen actually causes leaf growth and therefore slows rhizomes spread. Paul |
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- Posted by garycinchicago Z5 Chicago IL. (My Page) on Sun, May 29, 11 at 16:26
| Your link is invalid. KBG roots grow best during cooler weather of spring and fall. Fertilizing too early in spring forces the plants energy into shoot growth rather than root growth. A picture is worth a thousand words.
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