Why Are There Brown Patches In My Lawn?
One of the most common summer lawn problems is the formation of browned out patches of grass, usually in sunny areas.
Weed Wednesday: Oxalis
Once Oxalis has flowered it can heavily produce seeds in the spring and summer but can also continue producing seeds all season long.
Tree Roots In The Lawn
When it comes to building and maintaining a thick, heathy lawn, shallow tree roots compete with turf grass for both water and nutrients.
Fall Pre-Emergent on Bermudagrass Lawns
Find out which pre-emergent treatment is best for your Bermudagrass lawn during the Fall and exactly when to apply it. Read the article now!
Overseeding in the Spring vs Fall: When is the Most Optimal Time?
Fall or spring seeding? For optimal results, we'll explain when to plant grass seed in spring or fall and how to achieve a healthy green lawn.
How to Get Rid of Crabgrass In The Fall
Crabgrass is an opportunistic annual weed that will grow in the thin and bare spots in your lawn. Read the tips to kill crabgrass in the fall.
Aeration and Overseeding VS. Slit Seeding
Aeration & Overseeding. Aeration is a technique that mechanically removes plugs of soil and deposits them on the top of the soil surface.
What Is Thatch?
A thin layer of thatch is good for your lawn, however, too much can kill grass. Read when and how to dethatch your lawn.
Chemical burn caused by the excessive use of the granular lawn fertilizer on the fresh lawn in the autumn garden
Does Fertilizer Burn Grass?
When you over fertilize, the salts build up in the soil and cause a drying effect, which can result in the grass turning yellow or brown: “fertilizer burn.”
Nutsedge: Yellow or Purple?
Nutsedges are perennial weeds in the sedge family and superficially resemble grasses. Yellow and purple nutsedge are summer perennial grass-like weeds.
