That’s a loaded question. Depends on how close. Crapes are a fibrous plant and very forgiving of done at the right time. Mid fall to early mid winter is the best time. The roots will build even though the leaves are off. You would not want to do this if the ground is frozen or will freeze within a 2 weeks of planting

Yes sir agree completely. Glad you like them. I try to do vids based on the mis information I see regularly in the field. Lot of “experts” that go off opinions. I always try to back my information of of reputable sources such as NC State, VA Tech and Rutgers

Hmmm I don’t know what is available to you in Australia. You would need a fungicide that list anthracnose on the label for ornamental trees. That’s here in the states. Unfortunately I don’t know the pesticide laws in your country

Here in Michigan phosphorus is banned for residential use..so everyone’s lawn ends up deficient. Also banned are many herbicides and pesticides …because of the Great Lakes and all the other waterways here….it challenging to keep a nice lawn….lawn services are privy to using some banned substances however I don’t like lawn services they are a ripoff

@@iloveit9468 sounds like a great business opportunity. Smuggle phosphorous from bordering states. Hide it among the marijuana, cocaine and fentanyl. They will never find the phosphorous !

​@@iloveit9468we can use starter fertilizer containing phosphorus. Also, it can be used if soil/ tissue tests indicate that P is very low and when establishing new seed or sod.

@@jwhome9319 haha! Yeah and I’m Right next to the boarder here! Gotta be careful I’m sure governor DimWhitmer has a phosphorus swat team !

@@fescueme1081 i know people who apply a separate phosphorus treatment because it is not included in any locally sold fertilizer products. As a matter of fact online sellers are not allowed to ship fertilizer containing phosphorus to Michigan addresses either….indoor gardening centers sell it separately for plants and it can be sprayed on your lawn. I understand the necessity to protect the Lakes and waterways…but the environmentalists are lunatics who always take it too far. I guarantee the governor’s lawn isn’t lacking in phosphorus or anything else….she’s the biggest hypocrite self serving liar of a governor since that loser Granholm !

Did you ever get an answer to this? I'm looking for the same information

@@revslife awesome. Thank you

Albert Einstein yes there was one of the results in the spring. Was going to do a summer one but it was so hot and dry there was nothing to show

Windy Knoll Land Maintenance Is that video still up? Do you have a link? Thanks

Stan from mobile as soon as I get more time I’ll do more but it’s been busy. Glad you like them and they are helpful

Potassium deficiency leads to disease

My thoughts too.

Rust?

@@KP-sg9fm even if you have plenty of potassium and its raining alot with high humidity there is going to be chances of rust fungus/brown spot

If you notice I am wearing a sweatshirt. Temps were way to cool for disease. The soil test came back before I did this video and said I was about 25% of where I should have been with K

Patrick Keegan absolutely friend. I was debating it but now since you asked I will add it in. Thanks brother

Patrick Keegan glad you liked it. Just finished the interpreting a soil test video

Patrick Keegan glad you liked it

depending on what you use. I have been told by multiple dealers that the sthil oil has the stabilizers already mixed in. Sometimes I stabilize it and sometimes i dont. But I never have a chance for any of it to sit around either. It wont hurt to add sea foam. One of the nice things is sea foam also removed condensation moisture from the fuel.

So there can actually be a lot of variance. Take the average yard. The results are only as good as the sampling. Remember you are trying to average 2,000,000 pounds of soil if you take samples up to 6" deep. The more samples the more accurate the average. 1,000,000 pound for a 3". Research the term plow furrow slice to understand this more. But I Digress. So the average yard they recommend 4 individual soil samples for each quadrant assuming a square yard. You would be surprised the difference just in that. Then if you have a troubled spot you sample just that spot by itself. In large Farming this is why the GPS guided tractors have increased the yields. They take samples on grids. Then they apply the nutrients based on the results of the grids. Sorry for the lengthy answer but it is actually a lengthy topic. I may actually add a video to the end of this series discussing it. Thanks for the idea :)

@@windyknolllandmaintenance1993 Thanks so much! Excellent answer and easy to understand

No I want go however. Why do you ask?

@@windyknolllandmaintenance1993 I just asked because you mentioned that you live in Virginia, I live near an Agriculture college but they don't do turf trials or rectification training. Thank you for answering.

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i like it. it works very well

5 lbs on this app

@@windyknolllandmaintenance1993 You applied .28 lbs of N - by .03? = 9.33 Or is my math wrong?

@@FescueFreak my math says .15lbs n per 1000

@@FescueFreak I am only trying to spoon feed it going .25lbs or higher starts to get rich in the summer

@@windyknolllandmaintenance1993 How often are you spoon feeding it every 3 weeks ?

Lol yeah I’m having to train my self to do the sideways thing. Bad habit😂

Where do you Live by the way? Just curious that there are no fungicides as to what state is that strict

@@windyknolllandmaintenance1993 The line "imported to the states" should be your cue😂. In Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Farmers, golf courses and sod farms can access most chemicals but even then, the cost to register and relabel in two languages keeps many companies from sending stuff here, also the market is smaller because of population. I am in 7b but with the opposite rainfall cycle. Constant rain in winter and very low light levels, but light first only.....then three or four months of drought in summer.

@@wayneessar7489 ahh yes I should have caught that. Man that sucks.

@@windyknolllandmaintenance1993 Anyways it is what it is. Dogwood is our provinces official flower and the native trees are covered by a tree protection order. This means developers can't cut them down and must work around them. The city puts a deposit on your building permit, if you finish building and the street trees and any protected species are not damaged, you get your money back. Thanks to old fashion horticultural work folks with large nurseries have selected individuals that aren't so effected by disease and drought and propagated them. Just the same as turf scientists do, find that plant that is still doing well when others around it die. You are fortunate that this is not necessary in your location because of your use of chemicals. We use other means to reduce disease as well, encouraging air flow by pruning, and making sure to not over fertilize.

no it rained the following day