What are the seven factors that are required for proper lawn maintenance? Are
some of these factors more important than others?
What will be an ideal response?
The seven factors that are required for proper lawn maintenance are:
• Planting the proper variety or species of grass.
• Applying fertilizer and lime or sulfur at the proper time and in the proper form and
amount.
• Mowing to the proper height at the correct time.
• Watering properly.
• Using chemicals for weed, insect, and disease control if necessary.
• Using the lawn in such a way that the traffic is not too heavy.
• Providing the proper amount of light.
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