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To Test A
Sample Of Your
Lawn Or Garden
For test results to be meaningful, extreme care must be used when soil samples are taken. Each sample represents many tons of soil in your lawn or garden. Test results cannot be any more accurate than the sample submitted to the laboratory. Do not take samples when the soil is extremely wet.
Sampling Instructions
Divide your lawn or garden into sampling areas. Each area should be uniform in the kind of soil and in the past fertilizer and lime treatment it has received. An example would be separate samples (areas) for front and back lawns. For shrubs and trees, select an area from the trunk to the outer edges of the branches. Take a separate sample from each area. The following procedure should be followed for each sampling area:
A - Take samples with a
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