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Sandy Soils test?


There is an HOA board which claims they must irrigate the lawns 
(excessively) because their soil is sandy. Not likely in clay/loam 
Indiana, but are there actual tests, or is that a judgement call by a 
professional looking at the soil? I don't live there, but am 
assisting a friend as she fights the HOA for forced irrigation 
practices in this age of water conservation issues.
Can these tests be professionally done? These people won't talk to 
anyone unless they are "professionals."  The irrigation 
"professionals" have convinced them to water, water, water or the 
lawns will turn brown! UGH.



Lynn Jenkins
Indiana Living Green, Inc.
a Hoosier's guide to a sustainable lifestyle
www.IndianaLivingGreen.com
Lynn@IndianaLivingGreen.com
317.769.3456
317-769-5756 Fax  
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