Lawn Care

Not every grass species thrives well in sandy soil. If you live in areas with sandy soils such as those close to the beaches of Miami, you’ll need to plant grass seed that grows and … 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

The common causes of brown spots in lawns include excessive shade, soil compaction, and aeration problems, lawn fungus infection, and dormancy. You can easily get rid of these brown patches by treating lawn fungus, aerating … 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

An oscillating sprinkler can water your lawn or yard with consistency while providing great coverage. When shopping for one, the best oscillating sprinkler should have the widest coverage, allow for automation, and minimize water wastage. … Read more

Winter is that time of the year when the last thing we think about is our front yard. It is only natural because everything will be covered with snow. It’s the time when we put … Read more

Milorganite is by far the best organic fertilizer of choice for most people who want to grow a healthy-looking lawn. Sometimes, it runs out of stock, or some people just don’t see great results with … Read more

It just rained and your lawn is all wet. Can you cut grass when wet? Normally, you should wait for the grass to dry before running your mower over it, but in some circumstances, you … 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