When to Use Lime and Grub Kill After Grass Seeds Are Planted?

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Apply lime at least two weeks, or up to a year, before planting grass seeds. Grub kill is effective only during certain times of the year, usually in the fall, and can be applied any time after grass seeds are planted.

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Melody Lee began working as a reporter and copywriter for the "Jasper News" in 2004 and was promoted to editor in 2005. She also edits magazine articles and books. Lee holds a degree in landscape design, is a Florida Master Gardener, and has more than 25 years of gardening experience.

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When to Use Lime and Grub Kill After Grass Seeds Are Planted?

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