I do not agree that the term Black Irish was used to describe people with darker features. I. think the term Black Irish was a derogatory and discriminatory term used to perpetuate the idea that the Irish were collectively a lower class, the poorest in Europe, and comparable to the blacks in Africa.
A: Yeah, you can overseed and apply lime and fertilizer at the same time. Use a starter fertilizer, though (nothing too high in nitrogen), and go with pelleted lime (not the powdered kind that will leave you looking like Casper the Ghost afterward).Water well when you're done or do this right before a rain.: Yeah, you can overseed and apply lime and fertilizer at the same time. Use a starter fertilizer, though (nothing too high in nitrogen), and go with pelleted lime (not the powdered kind that will leave you looking like Casper the Ghost afterward).
When your lawn doesn't need a big influx of lime to raise the pH, you don't have to wait after applying fertilizer before you apply the lime as part of your regular lawn maintenance. If you're not adding more than 50 pounds per 1,000 square feet, you can apply both on the same day -- just not at the same time.To ensure even coverage of both materials, spread the fertilizer with a seed spreader over your entire lawn. After emptying the spreader, fill it with lime and apply that to your lawn as well.ertilizing After Liming. Sometimes, it makes sense to apply lime before fertilizing your lawn, instead of the other way around. Because grass can't take in fertilizer's nutrients when the soil pH levels are too low, you shouldn't fertilize first if a soil test registers a low pH.