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The 10 Most Common Weeds in North Carolina
From crabgrass to dandelions, learn about the 10 most common weeds that infest your North Carolina Lawn.
7 Southern California Landscape Ideas for Your Yard
From modern hardscaping to serene water features, we’ll cover 7 Southern California landscape ideas for the yard.
10 Tree Shapes for Your Yard
From round to triangular, discover 10 tree shapes for your yard. We’ll also help you choose the right tree shape for your landscape.
Top 10 Benefits of Dethatching the Lawn
Got thatch? From better fertilizer performance to greener turf, discover the top benefits of dethatching the lawn.
What Happens If You Don’t Remove Fallen Leaves
What happens if you don’t remove leaves? You might end up with a healthier lawn; but too many leaves can also harm the grass.
How to Use a Leaf Blower (Step-by-Step Guide)
From checking the weather to using the appropriate technique, we’ll show you how to use a leaf blower in 8 easy steps.
Can You Fertilize and Overseed at the Same Time? (3 Reasons Not To)
You can fertilize and overseed at the same time. However, delaying fertilizer application offers better nutrient distribution in your lawn.
When and How Often Should You Aerate Your Lawn?
Most lawns need aeration every 1 to 5 years. Aeration frequency depends on the lawn’s soil type, level of compaction, and overall grass health.
9 Aeration and Overseeding Mistakes to Avoid (Simple Tips)
From using weed killers too soon to improper watering techniques, learn the 9 aeration and overseeding mistakes to avoid.