Housing:
Total number of
households: 2,880
Single detached: 2,525
Owned dwellings: 2,365
Rented dwellings: 525
Average household
income: $40,602
Seeding:
Buy high quality seed.
Prepare the soil properly.
Keep it moist after planting.
Add a seed starter for best results.
Fertilizing:
Select a quality fertilizer and spreader.
Read the package label for type, application timing and use.
Select a slow nitrogen release fertilizer for consistent, controlled
feeding to promote strong root development.
Calculate lawn coverage area before you start.
Mowing:
Grass generally performs best when mowed at a higher setting
on your mower.
Avoid scalping at all costs.
Never cut off more than 1/3 of the grass length in a single
mowing.
Keep your mower blade sharp.
Mowing once a week is usually sufficient.
Watering:
Lawns need about 2.5cm (1) of water per week.
A safe bet is to water each area for 30-40 minutes.
Good watering every 3-4 days is better than a light sprinkling
every day; mornings are recommended.
Signs your lawn needs more water: Grass turns slivery blue,
then eventually brown. Grass does not spring back after being stepped
on.
For more information on a growing a great lawn call Scotts hot
line at 1-800-543-TURF or visit online at www.scotts.com