Explore the differences in hydroseeding vs. sod for your lawn: Sod offers instant beauty, while hydroseeding is more cost-effective for larger lawns.
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Rela Catucod, a writer and gardening enthusiast, blends her expertise in nurturing plants with helpful tips in her articles. With experience in caring for orchids and succulents, she knows the secrets to keeping plants healthy. She aims to assist garden lovers in cultivating thriving, beautiful gardens in their homes.
How Much Does a Brick Paver Patio Cost?
Brick paver patio costs $14 to $24 per square foot. Factors affecting cost include size, location, design, and local labor costs.
Why Add Iron Fertilizer to Your Lawn? (5 Benefits)
Learn why to add iron fertilizer to your lawn for a greener, healthier yard. Benefits include improved photosynthesis and chlorosis prevention.
15 Common Insect Pests Damaging Your Lawn
Discover 15 common insect pests damaging your lawn (such as grubs and thrips), what they look like, and signs of their activity.
9 Reasons Why Soil Testing Is Important for the Lawn
Soil testing can boost your lawn’s health. A soil test uncovers nutrient levels, spots imbalances, and identifies hidden issues.
How to Remove Onion Grass In Your Yard (6 Methods)
Learn to control onion grass and keep your garden pristine with simple steps like regular mowing and using corn gluten meal.
How to Compost Grass Clippings (4 Methods)
Learn four easy ways to compost grass clippings for a lush lawn, including grasscycling and mulching. Turn your garden waste into gold.
Mulch vs. Pine Straw: Which Should You Use?
Find out if mulch or pine straw suits your garden better. Choose mulch for enriching soil, or pine straw for erosion control.
The Most Common Weeds in Michigan
Learn how to identify Michigan’s most common weeds, including dandelions, crabgrass, and clover, to keep your lawn healthy and weed-free.
How to Water Your Lawn in Fall and Winter
This fall and winter, make sure your grass gets just enough water — no more, no less. How to water depends on the soil moisture, rain, and temperature.