Weed control in lawns is one of the most common yet misunderstood, aspects of maintaining a lawn One day your yard is lush and green and the next, it’s being taken over by clover and ivy. What can you do? Here are a few tips based on the most common questions we get from customers. […]
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Surprisingly, Fall is the best time to tackle lawn weeds. Late-season herbicide applications target weeds at their most vulnerable stage, making it easier to eliminate them compared to other times of the year. However, don’t expect immediate results. Unlike spring treatments, where you might see leaves curling within hours, fall applications work more gradually. Depending
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Growing a greener grass lawn for the barefoot days of the season is attainable. Simply integrate these tips into your current lawn care routine for grass that’s greener on your side of the fence. Incorporate Good Grass Mowing Techniques Keep you mower blades sharp throughout the season. Dull blades rip the grass tips instead of cutting. This makes
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1. Sharpen the blade. Keep your mower blades sharp throughout the season. Dull blades rip the grass tips instead of cutting. This makes the lawn look off-color and promotes 2. Mowing your lawn. As a rule of thumb never mow more than 2” or 3” of grass off of the top at any one time.
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The grass might look greener on the other side, but we have a little secret…it’s probably Astroturf! Ok, maybe it’s not, but a healthy, lush, green lawn does take some extra TLC, and the truth is, not all lawn programs are created equal. That’s where we come in. Unlike national brands, which are the
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Whether renovating or starting a new lawn, preparing your lawn for seeding is one of the most important, yet most overlooked steps. If the soil is not loosened properly prior to seeding, results will be poor. When seeding a new lawn, a rototiller should be used to loosen the top 6 inches of soil If
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