Started in 1951 by brothers Ted and Ken Huebner as a feed and farm supply operation that helped pioneer the fertilizer industry in Western Nebraska. It has evolved into a full-line Nursery, Lawn and Garden Center that seeks to provide top quality plant material, products and services with the aim to make its customers satisfied and successful in their lawn and gardening endeavors.
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Leaf Blade Disease control is applied separately, and only as necessary, for leaf spot, dollar spot, brown patch, rust, etc.
Estate program customers may purchase an insect or disease control application for an additional cost.
Aeration has many benefits to help you achieve the beautiful, green, healthy lawn that we all desire.
Most home lawns benefit from annual aeration.
Heavily used lawns, or those growing on heavy clay or subsoils may need aeration twice a year.
Aeration can help relieve soil compaction, allowing your grass to grow deeper roots and make better use of water and fertilizer.
Estate program customers may purchase an insect or disease control application for an additional cost.
Aeration has many benefits to help you achieve the beautiful, green, healthy lawn that we all desire.
Most home lawns benefit from annual aeration.
Heavily used lawns, or those growing on heavy clay or subsoils may need aeration twice a year.
Aeration can help relieve soil compaction, allowing your grass to grow deeper roots and make better use of water and fertilizer.
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How many seeds to you need?
How far apart should you plant them?
Check out this chart, courtesy of Olds Seeds, to learn more about properly planting seeds.
Approx.
Seed Count Planting Distance in Inches Type Per Ounce Per Pound Seed to use to direct seed a 100 foot row Planting Depth in.
Not sure when to plant what?
Here's a helpful chart from Olds Seeds with recommendation for some of the most common seeds.
Kind Plant Early - As Soon As Soil Can Be Worked Plant One Month Later, As Soil Begins to Warm Plant at the Time of Last Average Frost Plant Two Weeks After Last Average.
How far apart should you plant them?
Check out this chart, courtesy of Olds Seeds, to learn more about properly planting seeds.
Approx.
Seed Count Planting Distance in Inches Type Per Ounce Per Pound Seed to use to direct seed a 100 foot row Planting Depth in.
Not sure when to plant what?
Here's a helpful chart from Olds Seeds with recommendation for some of the most common seeds.
Kind Plant Early - As Soon As Soil Can Be Worked Plant One Month Later, As Soil Begins to Warm Plant at the Time of Last Average Frost Plant Two Weeks After Last Average.
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