There are plenty of manual and natural ways to remove clover from your backyard. While herbicides get the job done […]
Category: Lawn Care Tips
Artificial Grass as a Grass Alternative
Wonder why your neighbor’s grass always looks green and well-manicured when you never see them mowing or doing yard work? […]
Is Dog Poop Good or Bad for My Grass?
Since cow manure works wonders as fertilizer for lawns and gardens, you may be wondering if dog poop is good […]
Low-Maintenance Grasses and Grass Alternatives
Fine fescue, buffalograss, and centipedegrass are top low-mow grasses. Alternatives like clover, sedges, and creeping thyme eliminate mowing almost entirely.
Bagging vs. Mulching Grass Clippings
The grass is getting high and it’s time to get out the lawn mower. But do you bag the leftover […]
Benefits of Winterizing Your Lawn
As the colder months roll in, it’s time to get your lawn ready for a long winter nap. Take some […]
How to Identify and Treat Grass Fungus
Spot patches, rings, or threads in your lawn? Find out how to treat grass fungus by identifying the disease, cultural fixes, and when to use a fungicide.
How to Get Rid of Clover on Your Lawn
Herbicide, hand-pulling, and smothering can all kill clover. Learn more about how to get rid of clover on your lawn here.
8 Lawn Mowing Tips and Tricks
Unlock the secrets to a lush lawn with our expert lawn mowing tips and tricks. Find out how and when to mow your grass, among others.
Drought-Tolerant and Drought-Resistant Grass Alternatives
Experts say drought-tolerant grasses like fescue survive dry spells but may go dormant, while drought-resistant plants like buffalograss thrive with less water.