Fertilizing grass next to lake

Jeanzb1 · 06-19-2011, 07:53 AM

Our "concern" is STRICTLY with water quality being affected by runoff.
We are located at the end of a shallow cove, and when the north wind blows, everything comes our way. But to answer your question, Lawn Psycho, we have only been here a few years and have never, ever met these individuals but can easily see their properties -- so we have no "beef" with them but, rather, water quality IF they are dumping fertilizers and pesticides on their lush lawns (which I would bet dollars to donuts they are!) But your suggestion to call Tru-Green and asking them about fertilizing lakefront properties is not a bad idea. Hmmmm.........

06-19-2011, 07:53 AM	#7
Jeanzb1 Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Gilford Posts: 561 Thanks: 644 Thanked 178 Times in 96 Posts	Our "concern" is STRICTLY with water quality being affected by runoff. We are located at the end of a shallow cove, and when the north wind blows, everything comes our way. But to answer your question, Lawn Psycho, we have only been here a few years and have never, ever met these individuals but can easily see their properties -- so we have no "beef" with them but, rather, water quality IF they are dumping fertilizers and pesticides on their lush lawns (which I would bet dollars to donuts they are!) But your suggestion to call Tru-Green and asking them about fertilizing lakefront properties is not a bad idea. Hmmmm.........