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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The Best Grass Seed for Southern Minnesota
The best grasses for southern Minnesota are tall fescue, fine fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, and in some regions, perennial ryegrass. We’ll tell you why.
The Best Grass Seed for Northern Minnesota
The best grasses for northern Minnesota are tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, and in some regions, fine fescue.
Vermont Growing Zones: Find Yours and Planting Tips
Vermont’s growing zones range from 4a to 6a, with most of the state falling within zone 5a.
The Best Grass Seed for Vermont Lawns
Discover the best grass seed for Vermont lawns. Learn about tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, fine fescues, and perennial ryegrass to keep your lawn beautiful.
When to Plant Grass Seed in Vermont
The best time to plant grass seed in Vermont is Labor Day through September 7. Want to sow warm-season grasses? Aim for May 15 to June 15.
6 Lawn Mowing Patterns and How to Create Each One
Lawn mowing patterns include stripes, checkerboard, zig-zag, smooth waves, circular, and diamond. To prevent soil compaction, experts suggest rotating directions.
Why Should You Change Your Mowing Direction?
Mowing the same direction every week causes ruts, compaction, and grain. Changing your mowing direction keeps grass upright and builds a denser lawn.
5 Best Grass Seeds for Rhode Island Lawns
The best grass seeds for Rhode Island lawns are a mix of cool-season grasses, such as tall fescue, fine fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, or perennial ryegrass.
Planting Zones of Rhode Island
The planting zones of Rhode Island range mainly from 6b in the northwestern regions to milder 7a and 7b along the coast.