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Bixby: toads and sand?
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<blockquote data-quote="Glock 40" data-source="post: 3256273" data-attributes="member: 32"><p>So I was just talking to the guy that sprays my lawn a few minutes ago. He took a tube and jammed it in the ground to get an sample to see how much moisture I had in it. It was 8 inches of pure sand with about an inch of sandy loam on top that actually has some moisture in it. After a while you get used to having sand on all your floor surfaces. I also have used <a href="https://www.buffusa.com/shop-buff/men/multifunctional-headwear-category/original-family.html" target="_blank">buffs as a face mask </a>for years when mowing. They keep all the crap out of your face. If you don't want a mouth full of sand grit. </p><p></p><p>If you want a nice lawn it will need lots of water. The nice thing is planted stuff grows in it very easily. I live in an older neighborhood but there are trees all over the place from 40-60ft. Anything the wife plants in her flower beds grows easily. You will want to get some good blades for your mower. I have some of the gator blades with with tungsten carbide on the edges and they have held up a full season without needing sharpening. If you want to use a service to treat your lawn I recommend Lawn America Bixby.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Glock 40, post: 3256273, member: 32"] So I was just talking to the guy that sprays my lawn a few minutes ago. He took a tube and jammed it in the ground to get an sample to see how much moisture I had in it. It was 8 inches of pure sand with about an inch of sandy loam on top that actually has some moisture in it. After a while you get used to having sand on all your floor surfaces. I also have used [URL='https://www.buffusa.com/shop-buff/men/multifunctional-headwear-category/original-family.html']buffs as a face mask [/URL]for years when mowing. They keep all the crap out of your face. If you don't want a mouth full of sand grit. If you want a nice lawn it will need lots of water. The nice thing is planted stuff grows in it very easily. I live in an older neighborhood but there are trees all over the place from 40-60ft. Anything the wife plants in her flower beds grows easily. You will want to get some good blades for your mower. I have some of the gator blades with with tungsten carbide on the edges and they have held up a full season without needing sharpening. If you want to use a service to treat your lawn I recommend Lawn America Bixby. [/QUOTE]
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