Tips and Inspiration for Your Lawn and Garden

  • How to Tell If Your Plugs Need More Water—and When to Stop

    New zoysiagrass plugs need water to grow—but too little, and they dry out before taking root; too much, and they drown before they ever get a chance to grow.

  • How to Mow Around Lawn Decorations During the Holidays

    The holiday season transforms lawns into cheerful, glowing wonderlands—from spooky skeletons and pumpkins in October to twinkling lights and reindeer in December.

  • Trick-or-Treat Ready: How to Protect Your Lawn This Halloween

    Picture this: the doorbell rings, and you’re greeted by a stream of tiny witches, superheroes, and princesses sprinting across your lawn, eager to claim their share of candy.

  • How to Save on Lawn Care Services in Florida

    Maintaining a lawn in Florida is no small task. The state’s subtropical climate, sandy soils, and nearly year-round growing season mean your grass doesn’t take much of a break.

  • Push or Ride? How to Pick the Best Mower for Your Yard

    After planting new grass plugs and giving them the care they need to establish strong roots, the next big decision is how you’ll maintain your lawn. Mowing is one of the most important jobs in keeping your grass thick, healthy, and looking sharp.

  • How to Help New Grass Plugs Survive in the Heat

    For many homeowners, lawn repairs and establishment used to feel overwhelming, especially when dealing with bare patches or the desire for a fresh start. But with the availability of grass plugs, the process has become more accessible and homeowner-friendly.

  • Your Bermudagrass Heat Stress Survival Guide

    Bermudagrass has earned its reputation as one of the most resilient turfgrasses available. Characterized by its ability to thrive in hot, sunny climates, withstand heavy foot traffic, and tolerate periods of drought, it’s the preferred choice for lawns, golf courses, and athletic fields across the South.

  • Why Overwatering Costs More Than Just Water

    For many homeowners, watering the lawn feels harmless—after all, water is a natural resource and the grass always looks greener when it’s freshly irrigated. But the truth is, overwatering is one of the most common and costly mistakes in lawn care.

  • Why Your Plugs Are Dying After Planting—And How to Save Them

    For many homeowners, planting grass plugs feels like the perfect solution for filling in a patchy lawn or starting fresh with a new grass variety. But just days after planting, it can be discouraging to see plugs turning yellow, wilting, or looking as if they are dying.

  • How to Protect New Grass Plugs from Heavy Rain or Storms

    Florida’s rainy season, which lasts from May through October, is characterized by the quick but powerful downpours it brings almost every afternoon. While mornings may start sunny and calm, the afternoons often bring heavy showers, thunderstorms, and sometimes even tropical storm activity.

  • Do You Need a Grass Plug Tool? Here's When It Helps the Most

    Grass plugging is a tried-and-true, affordable method for establishing or repairing a lawn. By planting small plugs of live grass directly into the soil, you can fill in bare patches, create a new lawn, or thicken existing turf.

  • Which Grass Performs Best in Mixed Sun and Shade Lawns

    While different types of grass have varying care requirements, the common denominator is that grass thrives in the sun. Six or more hours of direct sunlight fuel photosynthesis, allowing grass blades to grow thick, strong, and vibrant.