When looking for the best residential turfgrass, you’ve got several choices to choose from including grasses that can handle heavy foot traffic such as Bermuda grass. However, the words Bermuda grass and crabgrass are often … Read more
Have you noticed those neat patterns at Yankee Stadium? Well, in fact, those crisp designs are almost everywhere from major league baseball fields to your local little league lot. And surprisingly, you can create those … Read more
Birds offer several advantages for your lawn and garden. For starters, they are natural tillers that help plow the soil when looking for earthworms and other insects, therefore helping aerate the soil. Further, birds sing … Read more
Homeowners including me have been raving about the benefits of lime for years, and how this miraculous mineral can improve soil, fertilizer, and grass performance. Applications of limestone such as dolomitic limestone and calcitic limestone … Read more
I’ve always wondered why my lawn looked dull and sparse in spite of applying essential nutrients with the right fertilizers and maintaining a stringent care regimen. Turns out my cool-season grass lawn just needed a … Read more
Is your lawn riddled with yellow, orange, or reddish-brown patches? Well, even though there could be several reasons for this problem, the most common culprit is lawn rust! Yikes! The word rust often conjures up images … Read more
Is your lawn riddled with bare spots? Or are you looking to enhance your lawn’s color? As a solution, you don’t have to tear up your entire lawn but can overseed these areas. Overseeding is … Read more
Today’s hot topic – is soil, not sandy soil, loamy soil, but specifically clay type of soil and if it’s alkaline or acidic. I’m often quick to blame horrendous plant diseases for poor plant health … Read more
Sod – the ready-made grass – simply buy it, install and enjoy an instantly fresh, vibrant green lawn! Sod however is an expensive choice compared to seeding – here are a few advantages of each … Read more
Haven’t planted mushrooms but seen ‘shrooms popping up all over your lawn including around tree stumps? Well, the mushrooms growing in your lawn aren’t poisonous (most of them) but as a precaution don’t go add … Read more
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