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Friday, September 01, 2006

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K-State horticulturist Gregg Eyestone helps Riley County Master Gardener Barbara Peck learn the fine points of cool-season turf’s No. 1 management chore – fall fertilization.


Fescue, Bluegrass: ‘Feed Me, Seymour!’

MANHATTAN, Kan. - Tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass plants are close to starving by the end of each typical High Plains summer - even if they've previously received fertilizer every fall.

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