With a 420-foot well and septic system, fertilizer and herbicide choices matter. The good news: most standard lawn fertilizers (Scotts, Vigoro, Ringer, Milorganite) are safe when applied correctly at recommended rates, 3-5 times annually.
For poison ivy, use glyphosate (Roundup) applied directly to foliage per label instructions. Purchase from a local garden center where staff can demonstrate proper mixing and application techniques. Avoid broadcast spraying; targeted treatment minimizes chemical use.
Maintain a buffer zone around wellheads. Consider organic alternatives like corn gluten meal for pre-emergent weed control. Regular soil testing ensures you apply only what your lawn needs, protecting both groundwater and your wallet.
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