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2. Preparation of Seeds • Prepare the base soil for your seedbed. • Amend your soil. • Clean up the soil before you place it in your seedbed. • Transport enough soil to fill 8 to 12 inches of soil to your seedbed location. • Water the soil to make it firm. • Cover the soil with a plastic sheet and leave it for 10 days.

3. Garden Fertilizing Program • Don't apply liquid fertilizer at the same time your plant • Use a spading fork to work a dry granular fertilizer into a new garden bed. • Using a cultivator, gently scratch the soil beneath plants with roots growing close to the surface. • Liquid fertilizers can be applied with a watering can.

4. Steps For Rolling After Seeding • Clear the area. • Improve the soil. • Create a level seed bed. • Allow the soil to settle. • Final ground preparation. • Buy your grass seed. • Sowing grass seed. • Tread/roll the grass seeds in.

5. Watering Water regularly with a fine spray. Never permit the soil to dry out but at the same time avoid excessive soaking. Simply keep the seedbed moist at all times until after all seeds have germinated. i.e. 3-4 weeks.

6. Germination The period required for seedlings to grow varies greatly in relation to moisture supply and soil temperature. Rye grass can germinate anytime after 4 or 5 days while bluegrass can take up to 28 days.

7. Weeds weeds are a natural part of our environment. Like mosquitos they are a nuisance but an important part of our ecosystem. Our soil products, generally speaking, will have low levels of weed seed. All bulk soils will have some weed seed in them however, some with very low weed pressure such as the black earth and others, like topsoil, with the potential for more.

8. Weeds weeds are a natural part of our environment. Like mosquitos they are a nuisance but an important part of our ecosystem. Our soil products, generally speaking, will have low levels of weed seed. All bulk soils will have some weed seed in them however, some with very low weed pressure such as the black earth and others, like topsoil, with the potential for more.

9. Water and Cut Perennials In dry-winter areas that do not freeze or have little snow and water perennials once a month to keep them alive and healthy. In all other areas and cut back on watering to help plants harden off in preparation for winter. On perennials that have finished for this season, cut back stems to 6 to 8 inches from the ground.

10. Winter Success Depends on Good Drainage Drainage is the process in which water leaches downward from the upper soil layers to lower layers, or how surface water is removed. An agricultural drainage system is a system by which water is drained on or in the soil to enhance agricultural production of crops. It may involve any combination of stormwater control, erosion control, and watertable control.

11. mulch A mulch is a layer of material applied to the surface of soil. Reasons for applying mulch include conservation of soil moisture, improving fertility and health of the soil, reducing weed growth and enhancing the visual appeal of the area.

12. contact us P.O. Box 1035Chino, CA. 91708 909-464-2535 Fax: 909-464-2537 Email : info@ayreslandscapesvcs.com http://www.ayreslandscapesvcs.com