Lawn Care
Jan 10 2023
Pros and Cons of Dethatching Your Lawn - What to Pay Attention
Does Diatomaceous Earth Kill Spiders - Is It Safe to Use?
Jan 07 2023
When is the Best Time to Dethatch Your Lawn in 2023
With germination taking 7 to 21 days under ideal conditions, spring and fall are the best times to overseed an existing lawn.
Jan 07 2023By Ivy
Pre-emergent herbicides work best when applied in the early spring and late fall. When the ground temperature has been at least 55 degrees for 48 hours, you can use a pre-emergent herbicide to prevent summer weeds.
Jan 06 2023By Ivy
During a drought, clover aids your lawn. Bees and other helpful insects are drawn to your lawn by it, and micro clover has a neater appearance than regular clover.
Jan 05 2023By Ivy
Pros of Micro Clover Lawn include that you can use less fertilizer on your lawn, the cons include that Micro Clover lawn will therefore struggle, die, or go dormant if the temperature is too high or too low.
In Ohio, when grub activity in lawns is at its peak, mid-to-late summer into early fall is the best time to apply Grubex.
Jan 03 2023By Ivy
After installing new sod, you must wait 30 days to allow it to establish roots and acclimate to your yard.
Iron can be added to your lawn to make it greener. And for your grass to grow green and lush, your grass roots need healthy, nutrient-rich soil.
Dec 28 2022By Ivy
Teff Grass can be sown 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep into a very firm seed bed. The depth at which you sow your seeds is crucial. It's important to have good seed-to-soil contact.
Real grass requires regular watering and artificial grass requires occasional watering. An area of real grass measuring 2,500 square feet produces enough oxygen for a family of four to breathe.
The majority of grass seeds will begin to grow in 10–14 days. Although this will largely depend on the kind of seed mix you use and when you decide to sow it.