Black Cow delivered

[Madelaine Amee]

A while ago someone posted the name and phone number of a person who delivers Black Cow in bulk for lawns. I have lost that information, could you post it again please, or pm me.

[gomoho]

Curious do you spread it lightly all over the lawn? what type of grass are you using it on? and what specifically does it do? Thanks

[Madelaine Amee]

Curious do you spread it lightly all over the lawn? what type of grass are you using it on? and what specifically does it do? Thanks

The winter damage to my lawn is really bad this year, and it is not getting any better. I usually buy a couple of bags of black cow and fill in the holes, but I need more than a couple of bags and I read that this person brings the black cow to your yard and hopefully spreads it - for a price of course!

[graciegirl]

The winter damage to my lawn is really bad this year, and it is not getting any better. I usually buy a couple of bags of black cow and fill in the holes, but I need more than a couple of bags and I read that this person brings the black cow to your yard and hopefully spreads it - for a price of course!

Betcha it is aromatic. ;)

[gomoho]

So you are using this instead of topsoil to fill in the dead spots? I love black cow and never thought to use it for this, but could definitely see the benefit. Thanks for the tip.

[Mikeod]

Interesting. I was talking to the guy who was replacing sod at my neighbor's house and mentioned I used topsoil to fill in gaps in my zoysia. He advised to use sand instead as the topsoil could bring weeds into the lawn. He said to use play sand or the sandy fill they use around here.

[rayschic]

A while ago someone posted the name and phone number of a person who delivers Black Cow in bulk for lawns. I have lost that information, could you post it again please, or pm me.

You can probably order directly from Black Kow. Looks like they are located in Oxford.

Black Kow - About Us (http://www.blackkow.com/_html/aboutus.htm)

[kittygilchrist]

If anyone wants some fill, I have a planter full of fill that needs to be removed. No charge. approx. 1-2 cubic yards. I've heard it called it "sanding in" to spread the yard, and assume rain and water will cause it to erode to low spots a lot like...filling a divot.