Category: General Lawn Care

Learn when and how to treat a heat-stressed lawn. Spot the signs of distress ASAP, water 1.5 inches per week, and keep the mower blade high.

Frost seeding is spreading cool-season seeds over frozen ground in late winter. As the soil thaws, these seeds germinate in early spring.

Set the timer wrong, and your lawn pays for it by August. Here’s how long to water in summer, with a simple test to nail the right number.

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 long after weed and feed can you plant seed? Wait between 4 to 6 weeks to avoid herbicides damaging your new grass.

What makes hydroseeding better than laying sod and hand-seeding? Some benefits of hydroseeding are its cost-effectiveness and fast results.

Hydroseeding is more cost-effective than sod and more convenient than traditional seeding. Learn more about hydroseeding with this article.

Discover why fall fertilizer is crucial for lawn health. Learn how it repairs summer damage, boosts root growth, and ensures beautiful spring greenup.

Remember these 5 things to mow your yard like a pro: Right height, right timing, change patterns, sharp blades, proper cleanup.

Large patch disease attacks warm-season grasses during fall and spring dormancy. You need clean equipment and preventive fungicides to treat it.