Know how to avoid over-fertilizing your lawn. From soil testing to the best time to apply, these tips can help.
Category: Lawn Care Tips
What is Winterkill?
Winterkill is damage or death of grass due to harsh winter conditions. Causes include crown hydration, desiccation, low temps, ice sheets, and snow mold.
Can You Dethatch and Aerate at the Same Time?
Whether you can dethatch and aerate at the same time depends on the health and condition of your lawn, your grass type, and the time of year.
What is Liquid Aeration?
Liquid aeration uses a special liquid to relieve compaction, help with nutrient absorption and moisture retention, encourage microbial activity, and break up thatch.
Benefits of a Freedom Lawn
A freedom lawn saves time, money, and water, reduces pollution, protects pollinators, and creates a healthier space for your family and pets.
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.
What’s the Difference Between Frost Seeding and Dormant Seeding?
Frost seeding and dormant seeding are used to seed cool-season lawns. Both involve planting during colder periods but differ in timing and preparation.
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.
What Happens If You Don’t Remove Fallen Leaves in Your Yard?
Some side effects of skipping leaf cleanup include lawn health issues, pests, weeds, drainage problems, fire hazards, and reduced curb appeal.