The Economics of Watering Your Lawn
Jeremy Yamaguchi
In January 2015, California Governor Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency due to California’s record-setting drought, requiring 25% in water savings across the state. Big agriculture is by far…
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Definitive Guide To Atlanta Lawn Care
Sara Butler
Certain grass types are native to specific regions and do some of their best work under the hot Southern sun. Warm season grasses such as zoysia grass, Bermuda grass, and…
On Watch: Winter Lawn Diseases
Now that the bulk of your lawn preparations for spring have been done, what’s there left to do? Don’t think that in winter when your lawn likely goes dormant that…
Fall Fertilizing: Tips You Need to Know
September is here! As we move into the final days of summer and fall quickly approaches, you should have one thing on your mind when it comes to lawn care:…
When To Stop Cutting Your Grass: A Guide
The summer mowing season is starting to end. No doubt you’ve been diligently mowing your lawn at least once a week – right? Mowing the lawn may not be your…
When Not to Mow Your Lawn
You read how-to guides all the time about the perfect time to cut your lawn, but is there a not-so-perfect time too? You can probably guess that the answer to…
How to Mow Your Overgrown Lawn
Look, we’ve all been there. Your schedule gets busy, you decide to binge-watch your favorite show on Netflix over the weekend, and just generally find something else to do rather…
How to Aerate Your Lawn
Did you read the title to this week’s blog and wonder what lawn aeration even is? Well, if you did or you haven’t aerated your lawn since a Bush was…
Should You Overseed Your Lawn?
Usually, too much of a good thing is just, well, too much. Except when it comes to seeding. In fact, overseeding your lawn may be the secret to achieving the…