[Austin1983]

Using Scott's Turf Builder. My crappy spreader was stuck way too far open and I over fertilized my Bermuda lawn big time. I watered for 30 minutes in each affected zone (lawn was soggy) with the sprinkler system to hopefully diminish any negative effects. I live in Texas, and the temps this week will be in the 60s and 50s. Any chance it will completely destroy my lawn to the point of re-seeding? My lawn is still dormant at this point. Ay advice is greatly appreciated. Please don't flame me too bad, I have my wife here for that. Thanks.

 

[creeper]

Make sure you have plenty of gas for the mower.

Other then that relax for now. You're going to be busy later

 

[joecaption]

An old lady customer of mine asked me to spread some on her lawn.
All the had was an old rusted out drop spreader, the yard was about an 400 X 400 ft.
She had only picked up one small bag.
I did the best I could with what I had to work with.
A couple weeks later her yard looked like a giant checker board.

 

[Canarywood1]

Why would you fertilize a dormant lawn anyway???

 

[GarrettFiveZero]

Why would you fertilize a dormant lawn anyway???

To prepare it for spring growth. When you treat your lawn during the fall, and then during the winter, it will grow as a more darker, richer green. You'd be outright amazed how much nicer a lawn looks when it's fertilized seasonally.

 

[pwgsx]

Yep about to do that in the next week or so. Also spread Ironite for a dark green lawn, just keep it off the cement :thumbsup: