Water grass seed twice to four times daily until sprouting in 5 to 10-minute sessions. Adjust to match soil type, weather, and shade. Learn how from our guide.
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General lawn care advice.
How to Weed and Feed Your Lawn
To weed and feed your lawn correctly, apply weed and feed only on actively growing turf when weeds start to pop up. Use a spreader, avoid areas with flowering plants and ornamental shrubs, and don’t water or mow for 1 to 2 days.
Common Lawn Diseases and How to Identify Them
Just like any living organism, lawns are susceptible to diseases that can quickly turn a once-healthy green expanse into a […]
Corn Gluten Meal: All Natural Weed and Feed?
More and more gardeners and lawn owners strive to replace synthetic herbicides and fertilizers with natural alternatives to protect beneficial […]
How to Treat Powdery Mildew On Your Lawn
When we look outside at our lawn, we expect—or rather hope—to see healthy, green grass. If you quickly peek out […]
When to Plant Grass Seed in Idaho
In Idaho’s complex climate, cool-season grasses grow healthier if seeded in late summer or early fall. On the other hand, […]
Top 10 Plants Native to Idaho
Born from and for the local climate, Idaho’s native plants need up to 90% less water than turfgrass. To homeowners’ […]
The 14 Best Low-Maintenance Ground Covers for Hawaii
The best low-maintenance ground covers for Hawaii’s climate are tropical vines, shrubs, and clumping sedges. Ilima papa, Pauohiiaka, akia, nanea, […]
The 5 Best Types of Grass for Hawaii
What are the best types of grass for Hawaii’s stunning climate? In the local tropical weather, cool-season grasses only live […]
How to Grow Grass in Hawaii’s Tropical Climate
Learning how to grow grass in Hawaii’s climatic puzzle is a unique challenge. From the coastal plains to the top […]