Learn when to plant grass seed in Colorado: late summer to early fall for cool-season grasses, late spring to early summer for warm-season grasses.
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Best Grass Seed for Colorado
Discover the best grass seed for Colorado, including Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue, and learn how to choose the best option for you.
Snow Mold on Colorado Lawns: How to Spot and Treat It
Learn how to spot, treat, and prevent snow mold on Colorado lawns. Rake and fertilize your lawn to reclaim it.
When to Fertilize Your Lawn in Colorado
Learn when to fertilize your lawn in Colorado. The best times are fall for cool-season grasses and spring for warm-season grasses.
The Best Colorado Lawn Care Schedule
Discover essential tips for year-round lawn care in Colorado, from mowing and watering to pest control.
Pet-Friendly Lawn Fertilizer: What to Look For
Experts say to look for fast-absorbing, chemical-free organic fertilizers with low iron and no animal by-products. Always water in and wait 24 hours for pets.
Why Do Weeds Grow?
Why do weeds grow in lawns? Poor soil, drought, bare patches, and unbalanced pH are just a few lawn problems that help weeds thrive.
How Deep Should Mulch Be?
Mulch depth depends on what you’re mulching: trees and shrubs need 3 to 4 inches, while flowers and perennials thrive with 1 to 2 inches.
When to Stop Watering Your Lawn
Watering your lawn is crucial. Knowing when to stop is another. Find out when to stop watering your lawn to maintain health.
Mulching vs. Side Discharge: What to Do with Lawn Clippings
Mulching clippings is the healthier option for your lawn, but side discharge saves time. Read more about mulching vs. side discharge here.