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Sinziana Spiridon is an outdoorsy blog writer with a green thumb and a passion for organic gardening. When not writing about weeds, pests, soil, and growing plants, she's tending to her veggie garden and the lovely turf strip in her front yard.
Is Fertilizer Bad for Dogs?
Fertilizer is bad for dogs when ingested in high amounts or combined with toxic pesticides. Learn what to do if your dog eats fertilizer and how to prevent it.
What is Slice Seeding?
Discover slice seeding, the best lawn renovation method: high germination rate, seeds placed directly into the soil, and thick, dense new grass.
Will Fertilizer Kill New Grass?
Too much or the wrong type of fertilizer can kill new grass before it even sprouts. Find out how to avoid fertilizer damage and plant a green, healthy lawn!
Necrotic Ring Spot in Lawn: How to Treat It
Necrotic ring spot kills grass roots and draws tan rings on your lawn. Loose and balanced soil keeps it at bay, but read on to learn more.
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Eco-friendly grass alternatives are as beautiful as turf and make for sustainable lawns that help the environment instead of harming […]
Lawn Fungus Treatments: Costs, Types, and Do They Work?
Uncover the truth about lawn fungus treatments. Our guide breaks down costs, types, and effectiveness, helping you make an informed decision.
Top 14 FAQs About California’s Green Lawn Care Law
California soon will ban gas-powered lawn equipment. Learn which tools are out, if you can buy second-hand, or use the tools you already own.
How to Use Diatomaceous Earth for Lawn Pest Control
Wondering how to use diatomaceous earth for lawn pest control? Spread a thin coat of food-grade diatomaceous earth (DE) on […]
Large Patch Lawn Disease Demystified: Identification and Prevention Tips
Large patch disease (LPD) is a fall and spring menace that lashes out on warm-season grasses around their dormancy time. […]