A homeowner had a several-year-old bag of powdered lime and asked if it's still usable and at what rate.
Lime doesn't expire, but it can cake. Break up clumps; it's still calcium carbonate.
Test soil pH first. Only apply lime if pH is below target (6.5 for most lawns/gardens).
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