Maple leaf decomposition gradually acidifies soil. In Minnesota's often alkaline glacial soils, this may actually be beneficial. In naturally acidic soils, it worsens the problem.
If pH < 6.0: apply recommended rate (usually 25–50 lbs/1,000 sq ft). Fall application ideal. Pelletized lime easier to spread.
If dad had great lawn, his lime routine matched his soil. But soils vary even neighborhood-to-neighborhood. Test yours.
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