Tips and Inspiration for Your Lawn and Garden

  • Can Bermuda and St. Augustine Grass Grow Together?

    With many grass varieties available, creating the perfect lawn requires more than simply an eye for aesthetics. The real success of a lush green expanse lies in choosing a grass type well-suited to your specific yard conditions.

  • Should You Stop Mowing Grass in the Fall?

    As we continue into fall, many homeowners expect a break from lawn care as warm-season grasses enter winter dormancy, signaling the end of the growing season. In Florida, though, warm temperatures linger longer; thus, grass grows, and lawn care continues.

  • Expert Guide to Keeping Bermudagrass Green Longer in Fall

    When it comes to grass varieties that can withstand various challenging conditions, bermudagrass often tops the list. Characterized by its heat tolerance, drought resilience, and impressive durability against heavy foot traffic, bermudagrass is a favorite among homeowners and sports fields alike

  • How to Keep Dogs From Digging Your Yard

    As a dog owner, it’s a scene you know all too well—the telltale signs of mischief. Your dog enters the house, leaving muddy paw prints everywhere, their fur and nose caked in dirt—they’ve been digging yet again.

  • Yellow Lawn? Here’s Why Your Grass Is Losing Its Green Color

    While yellowing grass may seem alarming, it’s sometimes a natural response to dropping temperatures as your lawn enters a dormant state. Dormancy allows grass to conserve energy and withstand seasonal changes.

  • Lawn Rescue: How to Fix Flooded Grass

    From mid-August to late October, Florida experiences the peak of hurricane season, and this year has been no exception, with numerous heavy rains and intense storms sweeping through the state. While we often prepare for the long, dry, and hot summer months, your lawn requires just as much attention to prepare for these stormy periods.

  • Is Your Lawn Getting Enough Sun?

    Plants, including grass, need sunlight to thrive. Sunlight is essential for photosynthesis, the process through which grass converts light energy into the sugars necessary for its growth and overall health.

  • How to Protect Your Lawn from Flooding and Heavy Rain Damage

    After what seemed like an endless, hot, dry summer, the first hint of rain can feel like a refreshing relief—for you and your lawn. Rain helps rejuvenate the grass, turning brown, crispy blades into lush greenery again. However, there’s a fine line between just enough rain and too much.

  • Heat Stress in Lawn: Signs and Recovery Tips

    Summer brings plenty of sunshine, long days, and rising temperatures. However, this hot and dry weather can spell trouble for your lawn. As extreme temperatures and drought conditions persist, lawns can become stressed, leading to dry, lackluster grass.

  • Does Mowing Height Matter in Grass?

    Mowing your lawn can often feel like a monotonous weekend chore, so it's tempting to mow your grass as short as possible to delay your next session. However, cutting your lawn too short may do more harm than good. The height at which you mow significantly influences the appearance and overall health of your grass.

  • Can You Plant Grass Plugs in the Fall?

    Fall in Florida gives your lawn a break from the sweltering summer heat, bringing a welcome change with milder temperatures and more frequent rain showers. This season is often viewed as a transitional period, a time to prepare gardens and lawns for the winter.

  • Why Your Lawn is Dying and What to Do About It

    Despite your best efforts, witnessing your once vibrant lawn transform from lush green to dull brown is disheartening. This decline can be frustrating, but identifying the underlying cause is essential to reversing the damage.