What Is Aeration? The process of creating small holes in your lawn to allow for water and oxygen to penetrate into the lawns roots by loosening compacted soil and allows vital air, water, and nutrients to reach the roots. This […]
So how do you prevent winter weeds in lawn? First, to keep weeds out you must maintain healthy grass. Lawn Fertilizing is the 1st step in treating weeds in the fall, and one of the best things you can do […]
Runoff problems? It seems every neighborhood has 1 or 2 properties with serious runoff problems. These areas of bare dirt gather up a momentum of mud every time it rains. The mud ends up on the sidewalk and in the […]
Plan Your Attack Your dad says the only way to mow a lawn is to trim the edges first, which puts the clippings back into the grass to be mulched by the mower. He’s not wrong, but you can also […]
When Is The Right Time? Grass grow fastest when your planting season aligns with the seeds’ natural growth period. Like other kinds of plants in your landscape, plant grass seed are varied in their growth cycles and regional climate preferences. […]
Stop their natural habitat and breeding cycles Water is the key ingredient to mosquito life. Adult mosquitoes lay their eggs anywhere they can find still water. Within 48 hours the eggs begin to hatch, and then, depending primarily upon temperature, the […]
Fungus, Infestation, Weeds Oh My! How to Deal with Common Lawn Problems? Different reasons why problems in your yard exist such as incorrect watering techniques, poor application of fertilizer, compacted soil, and environmental concerns. As you learn more about the typical […]
Setting Sprinklers To measure 1 inch of water, place a can or several cans across the yard while watering your lawn. The time it takes for the can to accumulate 1 inch of water is the amount of watering time […]
It is alright to trim your trees and bushes at any time of year. If you need to trim them to give your home greater curb appeal in order to sell, you can feel good about simply going ahead. If […]
Scalping your lawn to reduce the number of times you have to mow is a mistake. It damages your grass and soil, encourages weed growth, damages the environment and you’ll still have to mow just as frequently. Mowing your grass […]
