Grass

Many homeowners will do whatever they need to maintain a perfect lawn. One of the aspects of lawn care is providing your grass with enough water to keep it lush … Read Post

Sandy soils are not only found in coastal areas; they also occur throughout a 12-State region in the central part of the United States, where they cover about 100 million … Read Post

Light rain is excellent for newly planted grass seed, but heavy rain will wash seeds away or cause them to float, resulting in uneven distribution giving you patchy growth.  It … Read Post

Everyone wants a lush, green lawn!  Having healthy grass looks great and makes the rest of your yard look even better.  Frequent mowing is commonly touted as a quick and … Read Post

If you have a lot of pine trees in your yard, you’re probably sick and tired of having to painstakingly remove pine needles from your lawn every fall.  Thankfully, there … Read Post

If you’re aiming to have a pristine, healthy lawn, you’ve probably considered (or already are) dethatching at some point.  Removing thatch helps to aerate the soil, and there are many … Read Post

Dull, dry, yellow grass will make your whole lawn look drab and unpleasant.  Thankfully, there are lots of fast and easy methods to keep your grass looking green and healthy, … Read Post

To germinate and grow, seeds require water and a certain temperature range.  Whether you are seeding your lawn from scratch, overseeding an existing lawn, or reseeding a problem spot in … Read Post

As the cold weather looms, homeowners’ thoughts will naturally turn to maintain a healthy lawn during winter. Because fall is the time warm-season grasses enter dormancy, it’s also the time … Read Post

No one wants a brown or yellow lawn; everyone wants a beautiful green lawn year-round.  And they want thick, green grass, without any dead spots.  Fortunately, thick and healthy grass … Read Post