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Latest LawnStarter Articles
Why Should You Aerate Your Lawn?
Reasons why you should aerate your lawn include relieving soil compaction, improving water absorption, and controlling weeds and thatch.
Chelsea Morris: ‘Lawn Mowing is Recession-Proof’
Meet LawnStarter lawn care pro Chelsea Morris of High-Class Grass in Virginia Beach “I ain’t high class. I just cut grass,” she says.
Willie Carmichael: Lawn Care is a Family Business
Meet LawnStarter lawn care pro Willie Carmichael, of Apopka, Florida, who has earned nearly $5,000 in tips. The secret of his success? His family.
How to Dispose of a Lawn Mower
Learn proper ways to dispose of your lawn mower, including selling, donating, municipal disposal, and recycling. Get tips for prep and eco-friendly disposal.
How to Keep Mulch in Place
Explore 9 ways to keep mulch in place, such as creating a mulch trench or installing proper edging, to ensure your mulch won’t go to waste.
6 Signs You Need to Replace Your Mulch
Discoloration, thinning out, diseases, and excessive weeds are important signs that you need to replace your mulch.
How to Fix Dry Patches on Your Lawn
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.
Overseeding vs. Reseeding: What’s Best For Your Lawn?
Overseeding works best for your lawn when there are only a few bare spots, but reseeding works best when you need to completely renovate your lawn.
What is Dethatching?
Dethatching is the process of removing the thatch layer that accumulates between the soil and the grass. Learn how dethatching works in this article.