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How to Test Soil Moisture
Test soil moisture using the look-and-feel method or invest in a soil moisture meter to get a precise reading.
How Long After Weed and Feed Can You Plant Seed?
How long after weed and feed can you plant seed? Wait between four to six weeks to avoid herbicides damaging your new grass.
How to Care For Your Lawn in Winter
From cleaning to weeding and watering, learn the preventive measures to care for your lawn in winter.
When Should I Plant Grass Seed in New Jersey?
September is the perfect time for grass seeding your New Jersey lawn. Discover tips and grasses to use in your yard.
Should You Grow a Clover Lawn in Michigan?
Should you grow a clover lawn in Michigan? Clover lawns work in Michigan state, but you should consider growing conditions and maintenance needs.
9 Common Weeds in Idaho Lawns
The most common weeds in Idaho lawns include crabgrass, quackgrass, white clover, Canada thistle, and dandelions. Learn to identify them.
Planting Zones of Southern Indiana
Southern Indiana falls within planting zones 6b and 7a, with most of the area being in zone 6b. Learn more about this area’s hardiness zone.
11 Most Common Weeds in Indiana
From crabgrass and dandelions to wild violet and quackgrass, identify the most common weeds in Indiana lawns.
How to Identify and Control Chickweed in Your Florida Lawn
From cultural to chemical control, learn to identify and control chickweed in your Florida lawn.