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Our compost is derived from 100% greenwaste product. There are no plastics, trash or other foreign objects in the compost. Due to the nature of the production, there are wood chips in the soil.

Welcome to the Sunshine State! Thanks for watching, Pete.

@@BigEarthSupply thanks!

Good advice .. dish soap helps

1-1/2 oz per gallon.. and don’t use dish soap.. this product already has surfactant

OMG you're right. Thank goodness we fired her about 2 years ago! Thanks for your feedback.

Thanks so much! It's Pantene.

@@BigEarthSupply Very nice- thank you for the effort.

You can apply as often as you want. Because compost is 100% organic, there is not chance of "over-fertilizing" or harming the plant. Furthermore, compost is one of the best fertilizers for tomato plants, because it can easily be absorbed into the plants roots and foliage.

It is best to apply when temperatures are between 50-90 degrees. Above 90 degrees is not recommended. A spring and/or fall application, pending the temperatures.

This is a Phoenix roebelenii. Thanks for watching!

HA - we try to keep the peace in the 'hood.

If the palm is self-shedding, you can wait. If the palm is not self-shedding and you prefer green fronds, you can trim now. The browning and yellowing fronds are getting ready to turn, so the palm is taking the nutrients within those fronds and distributing them to other areas of the tree. Cutting prematurely can interrupt this process. Sometimes it is best to practice patience and let Mother Nature do her work.

You are correct

Thank you for your comment. Good luck with your project!

PICTURE IT: If draw a straight line across the palm tree and imagine that is 9 to 3, then anything that hangs below gets trimmed.

@@BigEarthSupply I can picture 9-3 at 1 foot above ground, 2 feet above ground or 4 feet above ground. 9-3 just means it’s not trimmed lopsided, it says nothing about the level.

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@@rodralph824 you're not crazy, I feel the same 😄

@@rodralph824 look at a circular clock and cut it in half starting from the 9 o clock and finishing at 3 o clock. the shape of the clock that remains is an exact "half-circle". that is what the top of the palm tree should look like after it's trimmed. There should be no fronds hanging below the 9-3 horizontal line. i.imgur.com/r6XfCCZ.png

Stan, are you referring to this product? Gotta Go Grass: bigearthsupply.com/product/gotta-go-grass/ GGG is meant to be disposable. The real turf is designed to last for approx 2-4 weeks, then we suggest ordering replacement pieces. Since it is used for convenient pet relief, we don't recommend spraying anything on it. Has your pet used GGG? What did you think about the product?

@@BigEarthSupply I have not used yet. On your website it does not say the kind of grass the gottago is. I just got the cutest puppy and was thinking about trying it and wanted to put the grass in the yard once it is used.

@@stanstan1737 It is a bermuda grass. The soil is specifically formulated to help absorb odor associated with pet relief, while the grass is soft and comfortable for your pet. Use this code to try Gotta Go Grass and let us know what you think: 5OFFGGG

@@BigEarthSupply thank you

Hi Patricia, You can add Black Kow on a schedule or as needed basis. This could be an organic substitution for fertilizer or used in conjunction with fertilizer. You can not overuse compost, as it is a natural, organic soil amendment. There are no plants that will not appreciate the organic content of Black Kow.

Lightly water in

This bag was 12.5lbs. The recommended application rate is 2.5 pounds per 1,000 square feet.

@@BigEarthSupply Thanks. I bought the 25lbs bag so I assumed.

@@arielrodriguez6980 No problem! Perfect time to apply it. Hope this video was helpful.

It is a Phoenix roebelenii or Pygmy Palm

@@BigEarthSupply Nice i guess it looked different to me because of the nice clean truck i only see them all hairy around here were im at

HA! You'll be the envy of the neighborhood when everyone else's palms succumb to pests or disease due to over trimming.

@@BigEarthSupply ...Thanks for the words of encouragement.

You found the easter egg in the video! Thanks for watching.

Thank you! It is a Tascam DR 10L.

Personal preference! It is easy to work with and looks like the stamped concrete edging, without the price tag. Another benefit of the rubber edging is that it keeps the dirt and mulch inside the bed. It is 4" in height, and the grade in our landscape was terrible. Instead of a complete tear out, we were able to install rubber edging and the problem was fixed.

@@BigEarthSupply Thank you for the response. I think I like the look of the L-shaped rubber edging more, but wasn’t sure if I was missing something by not choosing the curved one.