From using weed killers too soon to improper watering techniques, learn the 9 aeration and overseeding mistakes to avoid.
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Liquid Aeration vs. Core Aeration: What’s the Difference?
Heavily compacted soil needs rescuing, but there’s the choice of liquid aeration vs core aeration. Core aeration has the pros’ thumbs-up.
Does Liquid Lawn Aeration Work?
Despite its popularity, there’s no scientific proof that liquid lawn aeration works. Learn why and discover the best aeration methods for your lawn.
How and When to Fertilize Centipedegrass
When to fertilize centipedegrass? Apply 1 to 2 pounds of nitrogen per year per 1,000 square feet during late spring and late summer.
How to Aerate and Overseed Your Lawn
Here’s how to aerate and overseed: rent a core aerator, sprinkle the right seeds, and water regularly. We’ll also cover post-treatment tips.
How and When to Fertilize Kentucky Bluegrass
The best time to fertilize Kentucky bluegrass is in fall. Spring is the second-best time. How often you fertilize this grass will depend on your lawn goals.
How and When to Fertilize Buffalograss Lawns
The summer months are when to fertilize buffalograss to maintain a vigorous lawn. Learn why two nitrogen-rich applications are better than a one-time spread.
How to Mulch Around Trees (The Right Way)
Before spreading mulch, it’s important to remove undesired weeds and loosen the soil. Let’s explore how to mulch around trees and help them thrive in your lawn.
Can You Dethatch and Aerate at the Same Time?
Yes, you can dethatch and aerate at the same time. In fact, performing both in the same season is key for a lush, healthy lawn.
Clover vs. Oxalis: What’s the Difference?
The main differences between clover and oxalis are their leaf shape and markings, flower structure, and color. Learn about the various types.