Your cottage walkway has filled in so nicely! I remember when you first posted that. What is the flower in the 3rd pic? So different - I'm really liking lime green with red/pink tones since I got my Picasso Wave. Love your hollyhocks and of course gotta love those Waves! Enjoyed the pics.

It's almost tomorrow, so this post is floating away.........

Yes. Thank you. I was going "in" the wrong door. Going through settings I do see go back to Windows 8.1. I only realized that win 7 was listed because I was in there for another reason and happened to see win 7. I actually do like 10 and so far no problems except one.. and, of course, right now, I can't remember the exact error message, but it is something about a license missing at start up....the license is for something with adk? no, that doesn't look right.... alright, found it through my history AMD Quick Stream error after upgrade to Windows 10- the license information to use this software is not found What does this mean? Honestly It has been so long since I've had any kind of problem that this error message makes me go UGH.... why did i upgrade to 10?? Course, I don't actually know that it is a problem, since i don't even know what it is, what it does, am I missing someting? am I going to have problems because of this message? If not, why the message? Thanks to both of you and I would appreciate any additional help with this if you can

Which might or might not be a bad idea depending on the analysis--check the bag! The ads I can find do list it at 10-10-10, so 10 pounds per thousand square feet would be perfect. That having been said, it's getting rather late to fertilize turf and most of the US is about to go into full-fledged summer (for us, that's Monday). It might be wiser to wait until Labor Day to feed at this point as the spring feeding isn't all that critical anyway. That way, you don't risk fertilizer burn or accelerated growth rates just as we go into summer (which will also burn the lawn). The general application rule for lawn fertilizers is to use one where the first number (nitrogen) is much greater than the other two numbers (phosphorus and potassium respectively), barring a soil test that suggests you need something else. For any bag without application instructions (or if you're too lazy to read them and the bag is definitely only fertilizer without other treatments), take 100 and divide by the first number (nitrogen) for the pounds per thousand to apply. So, for 10-10-10 (not really recommended because the nitrogen number isn't a lot bigger than the others), apply 10 pounds per thousand. For 7-1-2 (just about soybean meal), around 14 pounds per thousand is perfect--but with organics, there's a very wide window and burn is unlikely at any reasonable rate. For 46-0-0 (urea), you'd use 2.2 pounds per thousand square feet.