Aerate Minnesota lawns between late summer and early fall every two to three years, more frequently if your lawn gets a lot of use.
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When to Fertilize Your Lawn in Pennsylvania
Fertilize cool-season grass in Pennsylvania in May and September. Fertilize zoysiagrass in April, June, and August.
New Mexico Planting Zones: Best Plants by Region
New Mexico’s growing zones range from 5a to 8b. The coldest areas are in the northern Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The warmest area is in the White Sands.
Southern New Mexico Planting Zones
Southern New Mexico’s growing zones range from 5b to 8b. The coldest areas are in the Black Range. The warmest area is in the White Sands.
Northern New Mexico Planting Zones
Northern New Mexico’s planting zones range from 5a to 7b. The coldest area is in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The warmest area is along the Rio Grande.
What is Slow-Release Fertilizer?
What is slow-release fertilizer? Learn how it gradually feeds your lawn for months, its benefits over quick-release, and exactly when to use each type.
When to Plant Grass in Arizona
Plant summer grass in mid to late April. Plant winter grass in the first two weeks of October. Prepare your soil before planting and water frequently after.
Organic vs. Inorganic Fertilizers
Compare organic vs. inorganic fertilizers to see which is best for your lawn and garden, weighing cost, nutrient speed, and long-term soil health benefits.
11 Non-Toxic Ways to Kill Weeds
Weeds are a serious pain in the grass. But as tempting as it is to grab the bottle of chemical […]
8 Plants That Like Acidic Soil
Why fight Mother Nature when you can embrace what she’s already bestowed upon your land? Rather than dealing with the […]