If your lawn stays brown even after watering and fertilizing, compacted soil could be the culprit. Compacted soil happens when soil particles press together too tightly, blocking air, water, and nutrients from reaching the grass roots.
Category: Lawn Care Tips
How to Level an Uneven Lawn
An uneven lawn causes more than just a bumpy lawn mower ride. If you notice your lawn isn’t as flat […]
How to Grow Your Own Sod: Step-by-Step Guide
Key Takeaways • Grow your own sod with the right soil prep: Rototill to a depth of 6 to 8 […]
How to Create a Microclimate
If conditions aren’t ideal in your yard, join the club — the microclimate club. Microclimates are areas in the yard […]
How Earthworms Help Your Lawn and Soil
Earthworms may feel a little slimy, but their reputation in the lawn is far from it. In fact, once you […]
How to Deal with Earthworm Castings on Your Lawn
If the piles of soil in your yard are roughly the size of a quarter, you might have struck mulch […]
How to Use a Sod Cutter: Step-by-Step Guide
Whether you’re replacing your sod with an eco-friendly alternative or giving your tired, patchy lawn a makeover, you must let […]
Yard Work Safety Tips: How to Prevent Injuries While Landscaping
Staying safe during yard work starts with a few smart habits. From warming up and lifting correctly to using protective gear and handling your mower with care, simple steps can make a big difference.
When and How to Water Your Lawn
Irrigating your lawn isn’t as simple as “just add water.” You have to make sure your grass gets enough water, […]
How to Scalp a Lawn: Complete Guide for Bermuda and Zoysia
Scalp your Bermuda and Zoysia lawns when soil temperatures reach 60 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Lower the mowing height gradually, and bag the clippings and debris instead of composting them.