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What Is the Best Time to Apply Fall Fertilizer?

As a homeowner, you may have the impression that spring and summer are the best times to fertilize your lawn, but this is not the case, as your lawn is bound to benefit significantly from supplemental fertilizer in the fall…

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What Do I Do to My Lawn in The Fall?

There's nothing quite like walking barefoot across a lush lawn on a hot summer day, but as fall arrives, you must get your lawn ready for winter dormancy. A change in season necessitates changes in how you care for your…

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What to Put On Your Grass in The Fall

As the seasons change and the weather becomes cooler, it is easy to forget about taking care of your lawn. It's tempting to let your grass go dormant in the fall, but don’t do it. It's best to continue lawn…

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Tips for Protecting Your Lawn from Winter Damage

Winter is the time of year when your lawn, becomes dormant. When plants are dormant, they are more resistant to harsh weather and can survive till spring. However, this does not mean the grass is completely unaffected. Ice and snow…

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What Are the Negatives of Aeration?

There is no denying that aerating your lawn comes with plenty of perks, such as improving the movement of air between the soil particles and many others. Even if this is the case, there is nothing without its negatives. If…

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What Makes Grass Grow the Most?

Mastering your lawn care regimen can be difficult, and keeping up with fast-growing grass can be even more challenging. The average homeowner spends 70 hours per year caring for their lawn, and an estimated 54 million Americans mow their lawns…

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Do String Trimmers Need Oil?

String trimmers, often known as weed trimmers, come in handy when it comes to maintaining your outside areas. A properly maintained trimmer may readily cut weeds and grass as needed, as well as edge paths, for a tidy appearance. If…

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