Why do weeds grow in lawns? Poor soil, drought, bare patches, and unbalanced pH are just a few lawn problems that help weeds thrive.
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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.
When Is the Best Time to Water Your Lawn in Hot Weather?
The best time to water your lawn in hot weather is between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. Early morning watering reduces evaporation and helps prevent fungal diseases.
Is Lawn Care Tax Deductible for Rental Properties?
A key aspect of being a landlord is keeping your rental property’s lawn looking nice. Did you know that lawn care expenses are usually tax deductible?
Grass Seed vs. Sod: What’s Best for Your Lawn?
Experts recommend sod for instant results and erosion control, while grass seed is best for saving money and accessing more grass varieties.
How Long After Overseeding Can I Mow?
How long after overseeding can I mow? Wait 2-4 weeks until new grass hits 3 inches. See wait times by grass type and how to mow without uprooting seedlings.
What is dormant seeding?
Dormant seeding is planting your lawn in late fall or winter with seeds that germinate next spring. It’s easy, works, and we show you how to do it.
Pine Straw vs. Mulch
Pine straw as a mulch is quite affordable, lightweight, and more eco-friendly than wood mulches. Learn the difference between pine straw vs. mulch.