Spring is the season to awaken your lawn from its winter slumber. Rake the turf, test soil, and apply fertilizer to boost and green up your spring lawn this growing season.
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Winter Wonderlands: America’s Snowiest Counties
Snowiest Counties in 2026: 1. Coos County, NH; 2. Erie County, NY; 3. Anchorage Municipality, AK; 4. Yakutat City and Borough, AK; 5. Onondaga County, NY
How to Test Your Lawn Soil: DIY vs. Lab Methods
DIY tests are quick and give you a general idea of your soil’s pH, but they’re not as reliable. Lab soil tests provide a very accurate analysis of your soil health, though they can take longer to deliver results.
11 Common Winter Lawn Care Mistakes
As winter rushes in, simple steps like timing your last mow correctly, removing fallen leaves, and knowing when to stop watering can save you from expensive repairs and frustrating setbacks next season.
What Should You Expect from a Leaf Removal Service?
Professionals can remove leaves from your lawn without you lifting a finger. It helps to know when to schedule, how much it will cost, and the methods they use to get the most out of the service.
Why Your Mowing Pattern Matters Before Grass Goes Dormant
Alternating your mowing direction keeps your grass in excellent condition and helps ward off winter problems like snow mold and water accumulation
Most Common Winter Weeds
Winter weeds like chickweed, henbit, purple deadnettle, and annual bluegrass thrive when your lawn is dormant. Learn how to identify and control these cool-season invaders before they take root this spring.
15 Best Gifts for Your Lawn Lover
The ultimate lawn care gift guide for every budget. From humorous tees to robot mowers, find 15 gifts your lawn enthusiast will actually use and love.
Pickler Paradise: Best Cities for Pickleball in 2026
Best Cities for Pickleball in 2026: 1. New York; 2. Houston; 3. Chicago; 4. Miami; 5. Atlanta; 6. Las Vegas; 7. Charlotte; 8. Cincinnati; 9. Mesa, AZ
How to Identify Your Soil Type With 4 Simple DIY Tests
Identify your soil type with the squeeze, jar, ribbon, or drainage test so you can choose the right plants and keep your lawn healthy.