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How Fast Does Scotts Weed and Feed Work?

Scotts Weed and Feed products are designed to flip that balance so your turf thickens while the weeds decline, but only if you match the product and timing to your lawn. So, how fast do Scotts weed and feed work? Grass will appear greener and healthier 1 to 5 days after application of Scotts Weed …

Lawn Care Tips

How Can You Tell if You Have Compacted Soil?

Struggling with yellow grass, puddles after rain, or bare patches? Your lawn might have compacted soil. You can tell by testing with a screwdriver — if it won’t easily push 6 inches into moist soil, you’ve got compaction. Compacted soil prevents water, air, and nutrients from reaching grass roots, causing weak growth and lawn problems. …

Lawn Care Tips

How Do You Grow Your Own Sod?

Using pregrown sod can instantly give your lawn a plush, green look. But patching or replanting your yard with sod does not have to mean purchasing it from a greenhouse or garden center. By selecting the right grass seed, creating a nutrient-rich soil mixture and germinating seeds in a warm environment, you can start to …

Landscaping

Best Xeriscaping Plants for Your Landscape

Having a drought-friendly xeriscape doesn’t mean your lawn has to be devoid of green life. To add some classy and colorful vegetation to your xeriscape, discover the best plants for xeriscaping by region. Xeriscaping design incorporates native plants when possible, so when you’re in the market for xeriscape plants, it’s important to consider what native …

Lawn Care Tips

Causes and Cures for Compacted Soil

A mix of different factors can lead to compacted soil, including heavy foot or vehicle traffic, low organic matter, intense rainfall, overwatering, mixing clay soil with sand, and even the weight of heavy equipment or structures.. But when it comes to the health of your lawn, soil compaction can do significant harm –– and we’ll …

Lawn Care Tips

12 Common Summer Lawn Pests

If you’re watering your lawn, but those brown patches won’t seem to get any greener, you might be dealing with a common summer pest. But how can you tell the difference between damage from pests, drought, and lawn disease? Pests are gross, irritating, and can damage your lawn, trees, and garden beds. Learn how to …

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