Category: General Lawn Care

The best time to dethatch your lawn is during your grass’s optimal growth period: late spring in the South or early spring/early fall in the North.

Explore the differences in hydroseeding vs. sod for your lawn: Sod offers instant beauty, while hydroseeding is more cost-effective for larger lawns.

Seeding is affordable but takes time, while sodding gives instant results but can be costly and tricky. In this guide, I’ll help you choose the best option for your lawn.

Explore the essential differences between slow-release and quick-release fertilizers, their advantages, and how to select the best option for your lawn’s needs.

Inorganic mulch is long-lasting and aesthetically appealing, while organic mulch enriches soil properties. In my guide, you’ll discover which type is right for your yard.

Learn the key differences between aeration and dethatching, the tools you need to complete each job, and when your yard needs each one.

To prevent thatch in your lawn, reduce pesticides and nitrogen, aerate, and spread topdressing two to four times a year.

Learn when to apply pre-emergent herbicides in your yard in spring and fall, with advice from a turfgrass specialist.

Pre-emergent herbicides are a type of weed control product. They work by forming a protective chemical barrier over your lawn that stops weeds from sprouting.