When fall's chill penetrates the night air, it's time to winterize your lawn. The benefits of winterizing a lawn may not be apparent until spring, but implementing these procedures as cold weather arrives can result in a healthier, greener, and…
Most residential robot mowers should run 3–5 times per week during the growing season (spring and early summer), dropping to 2–3 times per week in late summer and fall, and pausing entirely in winter when cool-season grasses go dormant. Large…
If you own a robot lawnmower, you want to get the best experience and results from it, right? It’s possible with these tips: Use high-quality blades Dull blades pull the lawn rather than cutting it. And you don't want this…
By now, you must have heard a lot about robot lawn mowers, and you are wondering whether it’s worth getting a new one. The truth is that it depends on your situation. To help you out, here are some of…
The lawn is the focal point of any home. Unlike most other plants or trees, it has to be functional and lush at the same time somewhere you can walk, sit, and play while still looking like something you're proud…
Milk is excellent for the body. But did you know that it could also benefit your lawn? Milk has long been used as a fertilizer. In addition to promoting grass growth, milk can help with a variety of lawn difficulties,…
With so many lawn care products available, choosing the right one to use can be challenging. To help you out, we have put together a guide on which lawn care products to use in various conditions. So, if you have…
Top dressing is the application of dirt or compost to the surface of your grass. Doing this helps you to grow a thicker, lusher sward across the entire lawn while also providing you with an opportunity to restore any lawn…
Summer is around the corner, and with such glorious bright weather, now is an excellent time to explore the great outdoors. This means that it’s time to enjoy your yard, so get outside and have fun. While it's great for…
The safest summer fertilizers for grass are slow-release nitrogen fertilizers — particularly polymer-coated urea (PCU) or sulfur-coated urea (SCU) — applied at reduced rates during cooler parts of the day. Liquid fertilizers are also a lower-risk option during summer because…