Lawn Grass

When it comes time for winter weather, your lawn is probably the first thing to show signs of stress. Healthy grass will go dormant during the winter, storing energy in the roots, so that it is ready to grow when Spring rolls around. This often suits our needs in the winter as well. It’s often…

Summer is the peak season of the year for enjoying the lawn and garden. Some attention is required to efficiently maintain lawn health. Lawn fertilizer may have been applied to the lawn during the spring season. A gentle but nitrogen-rich additive, often described as a “lawn tonic”, can be added during the early summer. Low…

A lawn requires care but by following some basic guidelines a green carpet to envy can be produced. Find out how to get a perfect lawn. Traditionally late spring and early summer is when a lawn will be at its best with rainfall and rising temperatures combining to produce excellent grass growth. Mowing, feeding and…

Every homeowner should take steps to kill crab grass in order to maintain a beautiful lawn. Herbicides are a simple way to kill the weed and prevent its recurrence. Killing crab grass (also known as “finger grass”) is an easy process if it is done properly. Left to its own devices, this unattractive weed can…

Some people see chemicals as a quick & easy fix for lawn problems, but the chemical approach addresses the symptom, not the problem. Instead, go for an organic lawn! The signs of a chemically-dependent lawn are obvious – sparse grass, moss & mildew, yellow spots, insect damage and a spongy feel underfoot caused by a…

Five super-easy ideas to keep a lawn healthy, lush, green, and safe for kids and pets! A green carpet of lawn adds beauty & functionality to a landscape. It can also wreak havoc on both the environment and the homeowner’s wallet. Synthetic fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides only appear to help lawns thrive. In reality, they degrade the…

Preparing your lawn for wintertime is easy and inexpensive. Simple things you can do now will help make your grass green next spring. Our yards are similar to our bodies in basic needs. We both require good food, air and water to thrive. Before the cold weather sets in, there are some basic things to…