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Hi-Yield Agricultural Limestone is a dolomite lime that provides easy soil acidity correction for growing vegetables, ornamentals and lawns. Containing Calcium and Magnesium, it replaces nutrients, such as Calcium, that are washed away by rainfall to improve soil condition. It also keeps the soil healthy by increasing soil-beneficial microbial activity. This Hi-Yield Agricultural Limestone also improves chlorophyll production by adding Magnesium to work with Nitrogen for greener, healthier grass and plants.
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| Active Ingredient | Calcium 21.60% Magnesium 13.03% Calcium Carbonate 53.94% Magnesium Carbonate 45.36% Calcium Carbonate Equivalent (CCE) 109.03% |
|---|---|
| For use in | Lawns, Flowers, Ornamental Plants, Roses, Shrubs, Trees and Vegetables |
| Application |
Neutralizes Excess Soil Acidity Apply 4 to 5 lbs. per 100 sq. ft. |
| Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed on Label |
| Shipping Weight | 6.05 lbs |
| Manufacturer | VPG (Mfg. Number: 32136) |
| UPC | 732221321366 |
Make application annually to correct soil acidity. Hi-Yield AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE helps replace Calcium that has been leached by rain from soil. It also adds valuable Magnesium to work with Nitrogen for chlorophyll productions that puts the green into grass and plant foliage.
Application Rate:
4-5 lb. per 100 sq. ft.
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We have a rescue dog who will only pee on our back lawn. Is there a product and process to revive the impacted/ resulting brown grass? WE appreciate any help or suggestions.
Adding limestone to areas of the lawn where there is discolouration due to pet urine has been known to help. You should remove dead grass as much as possible. Apply a light layer of Hi-Yield Agricultural Limestone to those areas directly and water in. Wait about 7-10 days and add fresh soil and then you can reseed or resod the areas.
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