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Forum: Trees, Shrubs and ConifersReplies: 1, Views: 17
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Ladyborg
Magnolia, TX
(Zone 8b)

May 07, 2009
06:24 PM

Post #6518889

I've been told I don't need to fertilize my trees on my lawn if I'm feeding the lawn as I do 2-3 times a year. Is this true?

In lawn fertilized area I have Magnolias, Fig, Sweetgum, Oak, Yopawn (sic?) & Crepe Myrtles.

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