We’ve all been taught that when we mow our lawn, the clippings should be bagged up and thrown away. But what if I told you that instead of tossing your grass clippings, you could use them to help fertilize your lawn? Believe it or not, this is a practice that is gaining in popularity, because….
If you’ve noticed that your lawn isn’t as green or healthy as you think it should be, dethatching and aeration may be the pieces you’re missing. Both lawn dethatching and lawn aeration can help your grass stay healthy by improving your soil’s nutrient delivery system. In this blog post, we break down everything you need….
You are what you eat, whether you’re a human or a healthy, green lawn. Like us, plants take in and rely on the nutrients around them to grow and survive. But instead of visiting a local supermarket, plants draw in the things they need from the soil they’re rooted in. It may seem obvious, but….
You walk out into your yard, looking at all your hard work growing diverse and beautiful plants, but nothing looks healthy. Your instinct is to blame your fertilizer, the weather, the water, the plants, or even yourself. But before you do that, consider that the types of soil you use may be preventing your lawn….
Nutsedge, or nutgrass, is a common headache for homeowners. This aggressive weed can quickly take over your yard or garden, and traditional weed control methods often fall short. However, there are practical solutions available. In this post, we’ll share effective ways to eliminate nutsedge permanently. Whether experienced or a beginner, our tips are simple to….
The grass is always greener on the other side, which is why so many Americans take lawn care so seriously (and research shows that many over-fertilize their lawns trying to top their neighbors). But misinformation about lawn care can be harmful to your local ecosystem. When you’re choosing between liquid and granular fertilizer this season,….