Xeriscaping your home reduces the quantity of water you operate to your lawn and landscape and the quantity of chemical compounds (insecticides, herbicides, fertilizers, and so forth.) needed to keep them healthy. A large part of xeriscaping is filling your backyard with drought-tolerant, water-wise plants, and we’ve got some top notch pointers. take a look …
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August 2023
Causes and Cures for Compacted Soil
From heavy foot traffic to over-tilling, there are many causes of soil compaction. Sometimes soil compaction can be a good thing, particularly for construction projects. But when it comes to the health of your lawn, soil compaction can do significant harm –– and we’ll show you how to fix it. This soil compaction guide covers …
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 …