Category: General Lawn Care

“No Mow May” — where homeowners don’t mow for the month to benefit pollinators — has both champions and critics. Explore the debate between conservation benefits and practical challenges as cities adopt this growing movement, and discover whether this one-size-fits-all approach truly delivers on its environmental promises. Can skipping lawn maintenance really help pollinators?

Fertilizer prices have skyrocketed recently, leaving many homeowners wondering how to save money and prepare their own plant food. At […]

To get rid of mushrooms in your yard, you can manually pluck them out one by one. You can also use a mixture of water and vinegar, baking soda, or dish soap.

To choose the right lawn fertilizer, start with a soil test, consider the season and the turf type and health, then factor in lawn size and budget.

The right time of year to fertilize your lawn depends on your grass type’s growing season, but regardless whether your […]

Fertilizing your lawn properly will boost your lawn’s looks and long-term health. If you want the kind of thick, dark […]

Why is your grass turning yellow? Your dog‘s urine may be to blame. Or, grubs might be feeding on the […]

Unless they’re lawn care experts, don’t take the turfgrass advice from your cousins up North –– their cool-season lawn has […]

Overseeding gives your lawn a huge boost. If done right, it can make your grass thicker and give you a […]

When you’re growing cool-season grass, most of your lawn care will be in the autumn breeze – not the scorching […]