For lawns near Bangor, Maine / Southern New Brunswick (Zone 5a), timing and product selection are critical due to short growing seasons and cold winters.
Use distilled or rainwater for home pH test kits—tap water can skew results.
Separate liming and fertilizing by 30–45 days for best results.
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