Dormant grass turns tan evenly and bounces back; dead grass stays brown in patches and won’t recover. Learn how to tell the difference and when to worry.
Author: Sinziana Spiridon
Sinziana Spiridon is an outdoorsy writer with a soft spot for organic gardening and over four years' experience covering lawn care. When not writing about weeds, pests, soil, and plant care, she's tending to her veggie garden, her greenhouse tomatoes, and the lovely turf strip in her front yard.
The Best Plants for Arizona Heat
The best plants for Arizona heat in the summer are succulents – such as cacti, agaves, aloes, and yuccas – […]
Best Grass for Arizona
The best grass for Arizona differs across the state. If you live in the low Phoenix area, you get excellent […]
When and How to Plant Winter Grass in Arizona
Knowing when and how to plant winter grass in Arizona is the key to a successful lawn year-round. Summer grasses […]
How to Grow Grass in Arizona
Growing lush, green grass year-round in Arizona is a two-season job. You start with a permanent summer lawn in May […]
When To Plant Grass in Arizona for a Year-Round Green Lawn
Mid-April through May is the best time to plant Bermuda and other summer grasses in Arizona. Early to mid-October is […]
The Best Lawn Fertilization Schedule and Tips for Florida
Most homeowners know to plan lawn fertilization from April to September when Florida’s warm-season grasses are actively growing. But there […]
7 Best Types of Grass for Florida Lawns
There’s something magical about dew sparkling on your dense, green lawn in the morning. Every Floridian loves waking up to […]
11 Essential Lawn Watering Tips for Florida
Follow these 11 lawn watering tips for Florida to water deeply, obey local restrictions, and keep your grass green through every season.
11 Hurricane Resistant Landscaping Ideas for Florida
Living in beautiful Florida gives your property a good chance of feeling the impacts of a hurricane in any given […]