Lawn Care Advice – Lawn Equipment Reviews
Are there pungent onion odors lingering on your lawn? Just like garlic, onions are an allium that contains sulfur compounds with very strong odors. But if you haven’t planted onions, then the smell is possibly … Read more
What I thought was a cockroach infestation turned out to be a much more serious situation – grizzly predators known as waterbugs. Cockroaches and waterbugs are often confused with each other, and even though they … 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
A trimmer and an edger are two very useful and important tools to have in your lawn care arsenal. Both tools are designed for different purposes: But why have two separate grass-cutting tools when you … 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
Just like choosing the best fuel for your lawnmower, it’s highly important to top your mower with the right engine oil to keep it running efficiently and effectively. But selecting the best mower engine oil … Read more
When it comes to grubs, there’s a lot of talk about using milky spores for grub control. Milky spores may sound like a funky ingredient in the kitchen, but believe it or not it’s actually … Read more
There was a time not too long ago when zero-turn mowers were primarily used by lawn care companies that had to mow several yards in a short period to make money. That’s obviously changed, as … Read more
If you’re like me, you’ve probably ruined more than a pair of shoes when mowing your lawn. The fact is that your old pair of sneakers or even flip-flops have no business mucking around on … Read more
