Category: General Lawn Care

Take a look at the many benefits of dormant seeding your lawn, including fewer weeds, greater drought resistance, and less watering.

Learn how to plant Kentucky bluegrass with our guide. Prepare your soil, sow the seeds, and water properly to grow a lush, blue-green lawn.

St. Augustinegrass requires about 1 inch of water per week to stay healthy and vibrant. Learn how often to water your grass and other watering tips.

To choose the best fall lawn fertilizer, consider the type of grass, soil test results, and time of application. More details in our guide.

The best time to apply fall fertilizer is when soil temperatures reach 50 F to 65 F for cool-season grasses, and 65 F to 75 F for warm-season varieties.

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

To successfully overseed a lawn without aerating, ensure a good seedbed: remove debris, dethatch, and spread some compost. Read more in our guide.

Overseed thin and weak lawns annually until thickened, then reduce to once every 2-3 years. Learn more about how often you should overseed the lawn.

Reasons why you should aerate your lawn include relieving soil compaction, improving water absorption, and controlling weeds and thatch.

To fix dry patches on your lawn, you’ll need to adjust your watering, mowing, or aeration, depending on the cause, such as drought, compaction, or thatch.