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22-09-2004, 07:40 PM
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Baking soda & lawn turf
I had an experience that you may need to know about. I keep baking
soda in the refrigerator for odor control. When I removed it, for some reason I decided to broadcast it off the front porch. Now a few days later I've got a wide brown arc of dead grass where the baking soda settled on it. I guess the sodium in baking soda acts like the sodium in salt, huh? Bob S. |
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