Over the past few years, I have tried dozens if not hundreds of different lawn care products, weed killers, mowers, tools, gear, etc… I’ve started to put together some guides on the ‘best of’ things … Read more
I’ve dealt with lawn pests for years and just when I thought things couldn’t get any worse, my turf is now plagued with grass fungus. When it comes to lawn fungus, there’s good and bad … Read more
Riding lawnmowers have been around for a while now, but if there was one thing that’s stopped me from taking the plunge it would be the large size of these machines. However, fast forward to … Read more
We all desire a lush green lawn, but oftentimes times we don’t always get what we want, mostly due to the lack of effort and/or applying the wrong lawn maintenance practices. What we do get … Read more
Zero-turn mowers are all the rage lately, and for good reasons. For starters, zero-turn mowers offer superior maneuverability, faster mowing times, and a comfortable ride. Commercial zero-turn mowers come with larger, more powerful engines and … Read more
If you catch urine spots before the grass completely dies, leaving bare earth behind, you can use something like Scotts EZ Seed Dog Spot Repair to revitalize the problem areas. However, if the grass is … Read more
If your fluffy friend has been searching for treasure in your yard, don’t be too hard on them, they’re just doing what comes naturally to them, besides, it’s a super easy fix. If the disturbed … Read more
There are 3 types of topdressing, each with its own benefits: Leveling Lawn With Sand Top Dressing 100% sand topdressings are the quickest for leveling. Sand has excellent stability and binds well with the clay … Read more
Lawn lumps are usually caused by an underlying issue in your yard, so if you want to stop them from reoccurring, it’s essential that you diagnose this issue before doing battle with the bumps. What … Read more
New lawns, whether established via sodding or seeding, need to be mowed for better turf health and an enhanced visual appearance. Mowing at the wrong time and frequency can easily damage your lawn. Here’s a guide on … Read more
Retiring your lawnmower usually indicates the end of summer, but on a brighter note is also is a sign of joy, given that you won’t have to mow your lawn when winter rolls around. However, … Read more