Crabgrass gets its name because it sprawls from a central root low across the ground. It can become a problem quickly during the summer because it is able to grow vigorously in hot, dry conditions. Before dying in the fall, a single weed can distribute thousands of seeds that will be ready to germinate the …
Lawn Care Tips
How to make Bermuda Grass Thicker (Greener and Fuller)
Bermuda grass is one of the most common grass species for various reasons. It is tougher and can withstand harsh climatic conditions that other types of grasses cannot. It also grows and thickens fast. Some people will argue that Bermuda grass does not require so much of care compared to other grass species, but this …
Why are Mushrooms Growing in the Lawn? (What to do!)
It is common to find mushrooms in the lawn or garden especially during the rainy seasons. They have rooting systems called mycelia which exist underground, with the ability to grow up to half a mile per day. While mushrooms in lawn can present an interesting scenery, some species of the fungus can be poisonous to …
How to Get Rid of Weeds Without Killing Grass – 7 Effective Ways
As much as we all love the sight of a lush green appeal of lawns, the sight of one or two dandelions doesn’t hurt. But it is this kind of thinking that could cost you your whole lawn if you do not take the necessary control measures. Those two or more plants of weeds in …
Brown Patches in Lawn? (Causes + How to Fix)
The sight of patches with the dead, dying, or dormant grass is very unpleasing, especially if your next door neighbor has a lush green carpet on their lawn. This clearly points that there is a serious problem with your lawn. The good news is that there are many ways of fixing a patchy lawn. But …
What to do with Grass Clippings (After Mowing)
The pieces of grass produced when mowing a lawn are called grass clippings. The main component of grass is water, and this explains why they decompose so fast whether left on the lawn or even when tossed in the composite. Grass clippings also contain very important nutrients like nitrogen, which is highly essential for the …
Can you Lay Sod Over Existing Grass? What to Know
When the lawn grass takes a lot of beating after so many years, it may start thinning. This leaves it with bald patches of brown dry grass. At this point, we may have to lay sod as a quick remedy. Although laying sod is a faster and easier route to instant lawn, laying sod over …
6 Tips for Mowing Wet Grass
Do you live in a wet climate? Is your lawn constantly wet? Ideally, you should mow your lawn when the grass is reasonably dry. Mowing wet grass is strongly discouraged—not only do you risk slipping and falling or skidding in a riding mower, but you can easily shorten the life of your lawn mower too. …
Does Lawn Fertilizer Go Bad? How Long Does It Last?
Are you new to gardening? If Yes, you are probably wondering does lawn fertilizer go bad or Not. The answer to this question is both yes and no. Fertilizers can lose their effectiveness if not stored properly. When exposed to moisture, they may become lumpy and difficult to use. In addition, poor storage can attract pests and …
10 Ways to Stop Skunks from Digging Up Lawn
So, you step outside on a beautiful summer morning, coffee in hand, slippers on feet, and discover your prized lawn looking like a battlefield. Your meticulous yard got torn up into little clumps and your spring bulbs were dug up to boot… you may well be looking at the aftermath of a hunting and gathering expedition …










