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Ontario where I live, has banned the use of chemical weed and feed products. My lawns are green but but mostly weeds.
Of course the movers and shakers that belong to Country Clubs
can still play on manicured courses because the government has exempted them from prohibition.
There is a substitute on the market called Weed and Grow that is made from corn gluten. It has to be applied when the ground is wet. We had a good soaking overnight and this morning and I applied it to my front lawn with a wheeled spreader. Remains to be seen if it will work but I am skeptical.
Has anyone experience in using this product?
Of course the movers and shakers that belong to Country Clubs
can still play on manicured courses because the government has exempted them from prohibition.
There is a substitute on the market called Weed and Grow that is made from corn gluten. It has to be applied when the ground is wet. We had a good soaking overnight and this morning and I applied it to my front lawn with a wheeled spreader. Remains to be seen if it will work but I am skeptical.
Has anyone experience in using this product?
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