Category: General Lawn Care

Dormant seeding involves planting grass seeds in cold, unfrozen soil. The sowed seeds lay dormant through winter, then sprout in early spring.

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.

Besides supporting beneficial insects and wildlife, eco-friendly grass alternatives like ground covers, native plants, ornamental grasses, and wildflower meadows can also reduce your mowing, watering, and fertilizer needs. We’ll discuss these and other grass alternatives for an eco-friendly landscape.

Uncover the truth about lawn fungus treatments. Our guide breaks down costs, types, and effectiveness, helping you make an informed decision.

Fusarium blight is a fungal disease commonly seen in cool-season lawns during summer. Learn to spot it, kill it, and keep it from coming back.

Growing creeping bentgrass requires frequent mowing and pest monitoring. In the South, it requires frequent fertilizing, aeration, and more.

Considered by many a gateway to the home, a neatly trimmed lawn sets the stage for a welcoming, nurturing atmosphere. […]

We talk in-depth about how and when to cut your lawn, but don’t spend much time discussing whether there are […]

Fertilizer burn happens when excessive fertilizer is applied to your lawn. Discover the causes of fertilizer burn, how to identify it, and how to distinguish it from other lawn issues.

Cleaning the yard and aerating are the first steps on the journey to a healthy lawn. Discover 13 spring lawn care tips for a strong start to the season.