Split bark on trees and distorted, falling, wilting, or blackened leaves are the signs of freeze damage on plants you should be aware of.
Author: Melanie Joseph
After discovering her passion for writing through her beauty blog, Melanie left her engineering job in California, became a writer, and never once looked back. When she isn't writing, she loves dipping in the pool, tending to the garden, or doing simple home improvement projects.
How to Save Plants After a Freeze
Knowing how to save plants after a freeze involves assessing the damage, watering, pruning, and applying herbicide and fertilizer.
How to Tell Your Lawn Needs Lime
Want to know how to tell if your lawn needs lime? Look for patchy growth and yellowing grass on your lawn, among other things.
How to Avoid Over-Fertilizing Your Lawn
Know how to avoid over-fertilizing your lawn. From soil testing to the best time to apply, these tips can help.
How to Fix an Over-Fertilized Lawn: 6 Easy Steps
Don’t know how to fix an over-fertilized lawn? Here’s a step-by-step guide, from inspecting the damage to replanting the affected area.
When to Add Lime to Your Lawn
Not sure when to add lime to your lawn? The secret is to apply it in the fall or early spring. And avoid liming in certain conditions.
Benefits of Lime for Your Lawn
The benefits of lime for your lawn include neutralizing soil acidity, improving soil structure, and enhancing grass growth.
How to Prevent Weeds from Growing
Many homeowners don’t know how to prevent weeds from growing, but the key is as simple as keeping the lawn healthy.
Pros and Cons of Homemade Weed Killers
Learn about the pros and cons of homemade weed killers before using one. They’re budget-friendly but the effects can be short-term.
How to Care for New Grass
Don’t know how to care for new grass? Here’s a complete guide on proper watering, mowing, fertilizing, and protecting new lawns.