Most homeowners fertilize their lawns in the spring, followed by one or two additional applications throughout the growing season. If you fertilize your grass, do not do so too early in the season. The optimal time for the first application…
It's time to put away the snow shovel and look forward to more green times now that winter is almost over. As a responsible homeowner, you want your lawn to look its best, right? And it's possible. To help you…
Like many other outdoor plants, your lawn is bound to benefit significantly from a spring boost. This includes aerating, scarifying, and tidying to assist the grass regrow and grow vigorously. If you are new to lawn care, you might wonder…
As a responsible homeowner who is used to taking good care of their lawn, you must be wondering whether you should apply anything on your lawn during winter. Well, it depends on your location. In most cases, lawns stop growing…
It’s often said that beautiful lawns don’t happen by themselves. And it’s true. Making a lawn flawless and lovely requires a great deal of work, and there is no greater partner than the right lawn care tools and equipment to…
Hydroseeding, also known as hydro mulching or hydraulic mulch seeding, involves spraying a "slurry" over the soil to promote grass growth and avoid soil erosion. The slurry contains grass seed, water, fertilizer, mulch, and biostimulants. The fertilizer promotes grass growth,…
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…
Snow mold is a fungal disease that develops in lawns that are constantly wet and moist over extended periods of time. As the name says, it most commonly occurs after the winter as the snow melts in your yard. Under…
Your lawn has plenty of things that can damage it in winter. These things include: Voles Voles dig beneath the snow and munch on turfgrass. They are active all winter, digging through the grass where it is warm beneath the…
When your lawn is waterlogged, it not only damages the grass, making it look ugly, but it also increases the chances of moss and algae growing on your lawn. Signs your lawn is waterlogged Besides seeing water on your lawn,…