Category: General Lawn Care

When choosing the right grass for your lawn, consider climate, soil type, sun exposure, foot traffic, and maintenance requirements.

Pythium blight can kill grass in a couple of days. It looks like small patches of water-soaked grass, and you can control it with fungicides.

Two gardens sit side by side in St. Louis. Both were founded by the same man in the second half […]

You don’t need $50,000 for a golf course lawn. But you’ll need the right tools and techniques to get beautiful, “tour-ready” grass at home.

Avoid common fertilizer mistakes like overfertilizing, not watering, and using the wrong nutrients. Learn what to do instead for a healthier lawn.

Yellow grass, puddles, or bare patches? Use the screwdriver test and learn these 11 signs that signal soil compaction.

Fix patchy grass by finding the cause, prepping your soil, and planting seed or sod. Learn the simple steps to repair bare spots for good.

New sod care made simple: water twice daily, avoid traffic for 4 weeks, and mow when grass reaches 3-4 inches. Follow our weekly guide for the best results.

Dethatching removes excess thatch. Aeration relieves compacted soil. Learn the key differences and when to do each service.

Preparing your lawn for aeration and overseeding involves testing your soil, mowing, marking obstacles, and watering deeply to keep the soil moist.