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Squeeze the limes in your palm. Limes are ready to pick when they give slightly under gentle pressure. A lime that is still hard is not yet ripe and won't be juicy. Pick one lime, cut into it and sample its fruit. If the lime feels heavy for its size and the fruit inside tastes fresh and acidic, it is ready to be eaten.
Lime can restore a patchy, weedy, or yellow lawn and return it to good health. To find out if your lawn could benefit from lime, conduct a soil pH test. WHEN. Wondering when to use lime on your lawn? The optimum time for liming is during the fall, because the cold and rainy weather can help push the lime into the soil. Plus, homeowners often aerate their lawns in the fall. If possible, apply lime to your lawn just after you aerate it. The aerated soil will help the lime sink deeply into the ground. Another great time to apply lime is when youâre preparing soil for seeding. If you need to know when to use lime on your lawn, know that this is one of the best times to act. HOW. Purchase your lime.