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Lime treatment that corrects acidic Northwest soil so your lawn thrives and moss retreats.
Pacific Northwest soils are naturally acidic, and low pH locks up nutrients while favoring moss over grass. Applying lime raises soil pH into the range grass prefers, unlocking the nutrients already present and making fertilization far more effective. Guided by soil pH, liming is a foundational step in turning a mossy, struggling lawn into a healthy one.
Corrects acidic Northwest soil; Unlocks nutrients so fertilizer works better; Shifts conditions from moss toward grass; Guided by soil pH for the right rate; A foundational step in lawn renovation
1) Test soil pH to determine the need and rate; 2) Select the appropriate lime product; 3) Apply evenly with calibrated equipment; 4) Water in as needed; 5) Re-test and reapply over seasons as required
Lawn size; Soil pH and lime rate needed; Product type; Number of applications
Can be applied fall or spring; fall applications have time to adjust pH before the growing season.