my brother sprays lawns to make them reen and grow and he uses amonium nitrate... ......dont want to use a computer if it makes me lose all my manners. lucas
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Green grass!
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Around here because of some areas are low in iron, many recommend an iron additive. The grass may be yellowish rather than green due to low iron in the soil.
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Just added a bag of 6% iron to my lawn 2 weeks ago. It's already turned a dark green. Best results I ever got. I did put a bag of lime down also.
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Yup, iron...just take a look at your local major league ball park and you'll see the result.
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Yup, iron...just take a look at your local major league ball park and you'll see the result.
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That's what the major leagues use to make their turf look so good, iron?
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Stupid hick.
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Yes...usually applied in liquid form.
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is that what Barry Bonds takes?
rob