The best ground cover plants for Wisconsin include English ivy, candytuft, and sweet woodruff. They grow where grass won’t and add visual interest.
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The best lawn fertilizers for Texas are low in phosphorus, but higher in nitrogen and potash. Explore our top picks for the state.
How to Repair Winter Damage to Your Lawn
Winter stress doesn’t mean your lawn is ruined. Learn how to identify common damage and follow the steps to repair your lawn. From loosening compacted soil and fertilizing to reseeding bare spots. This guide will help your grass regain its health and beauty for the seasons to come.
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.
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? Does It Really Work?
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.