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Can You Apply Lime and Fertilizer to Your Lawn at the Same Time?
You can safely apply lime and fertilizer to your lawn at the same time, but use lime only if a soil test recommends it, and apply it properly.
What to Do After Dethatching Your Lawn
Knowing what to do after dethatching your lawn is vital for your grass’s health. Learn more about post-dethatch care here.
How to Use Mulch in the Yard
Apply mulch evenly after removing weeds from the soil, and never bunch mulch around plants
How to Apply Liquid Fertilizer to Your Lawn
Applying liquid fertilizer to the lawn is a seven-step process. The first step is to find the right kind of fertilizer for your grass.
What Does Doveweed Look Like?
Doveweed looks very similar to certain turfgrasses, like St. Augustinegrass, but can be distinguished by its small purple flowers and wide, waxy leaves.
What to Do About Lawn Mushrooms in Georgia
Common lawn mushrooms in Georgia include fairy rings and stinkhorns. The best course of action depends on what kind you have in your lawn.
The Ultimate Guide to Watering Utah Lawns
Water your lawn in Utah for 15 minutes at a time in the morning, two to three times a week, but reduce watering in the winter.
The Planting Zones of Indiana
The state of Indiana has the planting zones 5b to 7a. The USDA Hardiness Zones determine which plants will grow best in your local area.
6 Alternatives to Lawns in New York
Some good lawn alternatives for your New York yard are moss phlox and bearberry. The alternatives are more sustainable than turfgrass.