Keeping Grass Healthy Through Fall Season! The Best Tricks and Tips on How to Protect Grass in Fall and Winter What To Prepare in the Fall To Ensure A Healthy Lawn In The Winter Fall/Winter … Read more
Lawn weeds are those uninvited guests that compete with your yard for water, nutrients, and light, as well as foster diseases and pests. Regardless of whether you have green fingers i.e. the ability to make … Read more
Java grass, Nutsedge, Cyperus Rotundus, and Nutgrass — different names for the same perennial (long-lived that come back every year) grass-like plant that is native to Africa, Southern USA, Central Europe, and Southern Asia. Regardless of … Read more
Did you know that moss was the first plant on earth, and there are over 10,000 species of mosses worldwide? Moss can be a beautiful, lush addition to your landscape i.e. if planted intentionally. The … Read more
When you realize that your once-beautiful Bermuda grass lawn is thinning out in certain areas, you’ll want to consider overseeding to fill in the bare spots. But when is the best time to overseed bermudagrass lawns? … Read more
Before overseeding, you may want to loosen up the thatch a bit (the excess grass material that goes dormant or cut grass clippings that build up over time) to make sure the seed you put … Read more
Overseeding – the one activity we do a lot in the fall to fill in the bare spots and choke out weeds. The standard procedure usually starts with aerating and probably dethatching, but when you … Read more
You can water and nourish your grass all you want, but if the soil isn’t in the right condition, they have no chance of growing lusciously. Why Is Soil pH So Important? Soil pH is … Read more
Killing weeds naturally is the best thing you can do for you lawns and the environment. Harsh chemicals found in RoundUp and similar products are extremely toxic to your soil. But they are super effective … Read more
Nothing is worse than looking forward to having a picnic on your lawn and ending up seeing in a bunch of weeds. Whether it be some string ivy, coarsely-textured clovers, or puffy dandelions, we understand … Read more