Lawn grubs are common in yards across the country and do play a role in the natural order of things, but only in the right numbers and large number of grubs can cause a significant damage to a grass lawn, vegetable or flower garden. Grubs primarily feed on grass roots and other organic matter found …
Kentucky bluegrass is one of the beautiful and fastest spreading cool season grass. The grass is perennial, meaning it grows yearly from the same roots. KBG spreads via rhizomes. So, how fast does Kentucky blue grass spread? Kentucky bluegrass is the fastest spreading cool season grass. It spreads through rhizomes to form a thick dense turf …
Have you ever seen the ruined lawn full of ugly weeds, without any possibility to enjoy beautiful, green grass? It is a horrible thing indeed. I know that using chemicals is the most comfortable way to solve this issue, but it is definitely not the choice you should make. Instead, try to create a lovely …
Looking for a way to revive your lawn? Do you want a green lawn all year round? Overseeding might just be the solution. Planting new seeds on top of an existing lawn is a pathway to a greener, healthier lawn without the added expenses. If you want to reseed and you don’t know which seed …
The most common zoysia grass problems are Large Patch disease, brown patch fungus, white grub infestations, thatch buildup, and dormancy confusion. Most look similar at first glance, brown, dying grass, but each requires a different fix. Applying the wrong treatment makes things worse. This guide helps you identify exactly what you’re dealing with and treat …
If you’re noticing that your lawn just doesn’t seem to be growing as well as it should, or if the grass is looking a bit thin and patchy, it might be time to dethatch. However, the problem begins once it gets too thick; dethatching is a must if you want to maintain your lawn vigor …
Weeds need the same things lawn grass needs to thrive, i.e. sunlight, water, and nutrients. Unfortunately, weeds can still thrive even when the grass is struggling from soil compaction, lack of enough nutrients, or less water. Most weeds are deep-rooted and grow quickly, and they will choke lawn grass if left on the lawn and …
Milorganite, an organic nitrogen fertilizer, is a product that you’re likely to consider using on your lawn. That’s because you can apply it without risk of burning your grass. Also, it contains a iron, which means when you apply Milorganite it will help grass achieve a beautiful dark green color. But you may wonder when …
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. …
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 …
