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One bag of lime covers apox. 1000 sq feet
In my area you can go to the local university with a soil sample and they will tell you exactly what you need
It takes 20 to 50 pounds of ground limestone per 1,000 square feet to correct a mildly acidic lawn. Strongly acidic or heavy clay soil may need as much as 100 pounds. In small garden beds, you can estimate the amount of lime you need with the following information.