The reason I use Scott's products is a recommendation from my dad who lives in eastern Va. He hasthe best looking yard I have ever seen ( titanium fescue grass, bluish green, cut at 4 inches tall) Ihave never seen a yard that perfect. He stopped using a professional lawn service and switched to using only Scotts products himself, and said he would never go back. With that said, I realize I havecentipede not tall fescue, and live about 300 miles south of him. If you believe lime would help, can Iapply it now ( temperatures already in the 90's) if so what kind would you recommend? Also, whatwould you recommend instead of Scotts for my lawn?
I also love them and I make my own because the rasp. syrup is made with sugar I'm a diabetic. Ingredients include a bottle of raspberry diet soda,lime juice and fresh or frozen raspberries. Mash or leave whole a few raspberries. Add to soda,add as much lime juice as you like and add ice. It seems a good substitution for my rickey.
I know that I had a really good one and they used Bombay Sapphire Gin but I missed the rest! Sorry!!
Raspberry Lime Rickey Prep Time: 2 Minutes Yields: 1 servings INGREDIENTS: 1 lime, quartered 8 fluid ounces carbonated water 1 (1.5 fluid ounce) jigger raspberry syrup 1/2 ounce of vodka DIRECTIONS: 1. Fill a tall glass with ice. Squeeze each of the lime wedges into glass, and drop in. Fill glass nearly to the top with carbonated water, and top with raspberry syrup.
