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Lawn Care Guide: Popular Topics

Outdoor Equipment Buying Guides

We've created a series of outdoor power equipment buying guides that helps homeowners find the equipment they need. Research lawn mowers, hedge trimmers, leaf blowers, string trimm ... Read More

Dealing with Grubs

Your lawn. It’s the first thing that people see when they visit your home and the last thing they see as they’re driving away. You pride yourself on the fact that everybody say ... Read More

Fall Armyworms

Armyworms are not just your typical worms - they are actually caterpillars. These insects are the larvae of the armyworm moth. They are known as turf and crop feeders and are a thr ... Read More

Lawn & Garden – Proper Watering

Three things all plants need to grow are sun, water, and carbon dioxide. Different plants have different requirements for sun and water, so knowing if you are watering properly can ... Read More

Lawn Aeration

When it comes to lawn care, mowing the grass is only the beginning of proper lawn maintenance. In order to have a lush and beautiful lawn that stays green during the summer months, ... Read More

Lawn Mowing Tips & Advice

If you've ever been to the ballpark or seen a lush, green golf course, you know just how important it is to mow properly. Simply running a mower across the surface of your grass at ... Read More

Proper Sunlight

Plants have just a few basic needs which need to be met in order to survive. Among those, water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight are the most critical. These two basic needs absolutel ... Read More

Weed Control on Lawns

Every homeowner, no matter who they are, hates weeds. They pop up overnight and take over your lawn - broadleaf weeds, grassy weeds, crabgrass, dandelions and clover everywhere. If ... Read More

Lawn Fertilization

Farmers rotate their crops every couple of years. This is because certain types of crops deplete the soil of specific nutrients. So they will grow corn and follow it with a rotatio ... Read More

What is Milorganite Fertilizer?

What is it? Many people are scratching their heads and asking this question, so here’s the answer. It happens to be one of the fertilizer market’s oldest branded fertilizers ... Read More

Lime for Lawns

One of the worst nightmares of a home owner is a weedy and patchy, dried up lawn. More often than not, this very common problem can be traced back to an imbalance in the pH of your ... Read More

Lawn Repair

For many homeowners, the picture of a perfect property isn’t complete without a beautiful, green lawn. While it’s easy to take our gardens for granted, it is one of the first t ... Read More

Pest Control for Lawns

Home is where the heart is and that isn’t just referring to your house either. That includes your yard as well. You want a yard that is lush, green, and safe for your entire fami ... Read More

Lawn Maintenance Tips and Advice

A beautiful and luxurious lawn seems a work of magic but it couldn't be farther from it in reality! A perfect lawn has a huge investment of sweat, effort, dedication and love. Unde ... Read More

Lawn Diseases

Looking out across a vibrantly green, healthy lawn is a sight to behold. Millions of individual plants take root and create a veritable sea of green that begs to be walked across b ... Read More

Importance of Healthy Soil

A nutrient-rich soil with the right balance is absolutely critical for a healthy lawn. In fact, it is probably the biggest factor for growing beautifully lush turf. Almost any prob ... Read More

Proper Lawn Maintenance

Did you know that there were about 30 million acres of residential lawns in the U.S. in 2005? And, according to a 2015 collaborative study between Mountain West researchers and NAS ... Read More

Turf Care Tips and Advice

Turf care is a lot more than just your grass. There are a number of components that go into a healthy lawn--many different pieces that work together to give your yard a well-manicu ... Read More

Weed Control for Broadleaf Weeds

The seeds of broadleaf weeds are naturally occurring in all soils. They can actually persist for as long as 30 years if not properly eradicated as well and can turn an otherwise be ... Read More

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