Growing creeping bentgrass requires frequent mowing and pest monitoring. In the South, it requires frequent fertilizing, aeration, and more.
Author: LaShonda Tucker
LaShonda Tucker’s passion for maintaining a healthy lifestyle through organic herbs, fruits, and veggies leads her to research and learn about plants and insects. She loves sharing her knowledge to help others achieve their lawn care and landscaping goals.
How to Identify, Control, and Prevent Pythium Blight Lawn Disease
If your lawn has small, recessed patches of grass that look water-soaked, you may have a case of the lawn […]
What is Slime Mold, and Does it Hurt Grass?
Slime mold is a unique single-celled organism that can show up as slimy or crusty patches of white, black, gray, […]
Types of Sprinklers for Your Lawn and Garden
Lawn and garden sprinklers are designed to operate at different water pressure levels and with different spray patterns. The way […]
The Best Time to Water Your Garden
In general, the best time to water your garden is early in the morning, between 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. […]
Common Weeds in Georgia Lawns and Gardens
Weeds are a nuisance for homeowners everywhere, but especially in Georgia, where the warm weather fosters many different types of […]
The Best Grass for Shade in Georgia
The Peach State is known for its hot summers and mild winters, where there are many sunny days. But it’s […]
What Planting Zone is Georgia?
Although Georgia’s weather is far from Hawaii’s year-round warm climate, it is also not close to the cold winters of […]
How Much Does an Outdoor Fireplace Cost in 2025?
Do you have the perfect outdoor space, but sometimes it’s just too cold to enjoy it? An outdoor fireplace gives […]