Fertilize buffalograss in summer to maintain a vigorous lawn. Learn why two nitrogen-rich applications are better than a one-time spread.
Author: Jeffery Keusseyan
Jeffery Keusseyan brings his passion for nature into his love of writing to produce fun, informative content. With thorough research and hands-on experience, he provides readers with varoius lawn mowing tips and landscaping ideas.
How Soil pH Affects Lawn Health
Yellow patches and fertilizer that won’t work? Your soil pH may be the culprit. Aim for 6.0 to 7.0, and learn how to test and fix it.
How to Get Rid of Torpedograss in Your Lawn
Torpedograss chokes your grass and favorite flowers. Use a chemical, mechanical, or organic control method to get rid of torpedograss in your lawn.
Common California Weeds
Bluegrass, crabgrass, bermudagrass, dandelions, common chickweed, and white clover are some common California weeds. Learn to identify them.
How and When to Fertilize Fescue
Fall is the best time to fertilize fescue (both fine and tall fescue). Apply fertilizer in spring only if needed. We’ll also cover how much fertilizer to apply.
When Is It Too Late to Aerate and Overseed Your Lawn?
Learn when it’s too late to aerate and overseed your lawn by grass type. Get timing deadlines, consequences of late action, and step-by-step how-to tips.
Core Aeration vs. Spike Aeration: What’s the Difference?
Core aeration removes soil plugs for lasting compaction relief, while spike aeration only pokes holes. Compare and find out which is best for your lawn.
How Long Does It Take for Burnt Grass to Grow Back?
How long it takes for burnt grass to grow back is about one week for moderately-burned grass and longer for more severe cases.
What to Do After Aerating Your Lawn
After aerating your lawn, overseed first, then topdress and water daily. Follow these 8 expert-backed steps to help your lawn recover fully in 2 to 4 weeks.