Tips and Inspiration for Your Lawn and Garden
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What Causes Thatch in Lawns
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Thatch is a key element of lawn maintenance that is beneficial in moderation but can pose significant issues when it builds up excessively. -
When to Start Mowing in Spring and When Not To
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As spring arrives, you probably have the urge to get out and start mowing the lawn—and that is quite understandable. Many lawns have brown, dead, matter grass from winter dormancy, and you're eager to rake it off. -
Spring Lawn Care: Maintenance Checklist for a Greener Lawn
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As the first signs of spring become more imminent—warmer days, a greener lawn, and the appearance of weeds—many homeowners are eager to restore their lawns after the wear and tear of the previous seasons. -
What Attracts Insects to Your Lawn?
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As the fresh, sweet-smelling spring season approaches, you probably can't wait to go out to your lawn. However, you may soon discover you're not the only one eager to soak up the sun. Flying and crawling insects are also emerging, and while bugs are a natural part of the great outdoors, their presence can be bothersome.
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5 Most Common Lawn Diseases in Spring & How to Treat Them
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By identifying the signs of lawn disease or fungus early, you can take the necessary measures to address them before they spread further and keep your grass healthy. Preventive measures are crucial, but in severe situations, you can repair the damage with grass repair pods, which we will discuss later in the article. -
8 Common Weeds in Spring and How to Control Them
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Weeds are plants that grow where they're not wanted. While some weeds are harmless, many grow aggressively, detracting from the aesthetics of your lawn. If left unchecked, weeds can overtake your lawn, competing for nutrients with the grass you have diligently cultivated.
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Your Guide to Sustainable Lawn Care Practices
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While everyone loves their lawns, the escalating effects of climate change—heightened heat and drought conditions—have raised environmental concerns regarding traditional lawn care practices. Sustaining a lush lawn requires considerable water and maintenance efforts year-round. -
How Long Should You Water Your Lawn?
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There are many ways you can water your lawn the wrong way — water too much, too often, too little, or at the wrong times. Either way, these poor practices can adversely affect your lawn. Overwatering not only wastes a valuable resource but can also lead to shallow root systems, make your lawn more susceptible to pests and diseases, and contribute to thatch buildup. -
When Should You Not Mow Your Lawn?
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For many homeowners, the arrival of spring signals the start of the mowing season — with the smell of freshly mown grass being a true marker of springtime. But before taking out your equipment and sharpening your mower blades, there are a few lawn mowing tips to keep in mind to ensure your lawn's health from season to season. -
How to Restore Lawn After Dethatching
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Dethatching is an essential step in lawn care that can do wonders for your existing grass. It involves the use of a vertical mower or a power rake to remove excessive thatch, facilitating better airflow and nutrient penetration. However, it can also temporarily make your lawn delicate and stressed. -
Can You Plant Grass Plugs in Winter?
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With several factors to consider for successful grass plugging, many homeowners wonder: can grass plugs be planted in winter?
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Should You Water Your Lawn in Winter?
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It’s evident that watering lawns is crucial when the grass is actively growing in spring and during the warm temperatures of summer. But what about on cold winter days?
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