Is your lawn looking tired? Are there brown or empty patches? Do you have more weeds than you’d like? And do you keep trying to fix these issues and not getting the results you’re looking for? To build a thick, healthy lawn, a combination of good turf management practices along with introducing nutrients and weed…
Your lawn can start looking thin and worn over time especially after a grueling summer or winter. The most effective – and affordable – solution is seeding. But, how do you determine when it’s time to seed your lawn so new grass can grow into healthy, thick, and lush turf? When to Hire a Seeding…
Some “experts” will lead you to believe that lawn restoration in Plainfield costs an arm and a leg. And aside from being expensive, these overpriced lawn care “experts” often suggest overly complicated and unnecessary solutions. Stop paying more than you need to for complex and confusing options for keeping your lawn looking good. Instead, you…
Aeration refers to a popular lawn care practice which is designed to create vents in lawn turf and the soil structure beneath it. The goal here is to break through the thatch layer and root, so essential air and water can seep into the soil to provide nutrition to the grassroots. This whole process is…
‘Tis the season to bring out the Christmas decorations! Inflatable snowmen and reindeer can be an excellent addition to your lawn and make the exterior of your home look festive. There are ways that you can go above and beyond with your decorations without doing severe damage to your grass, trees, and shrubbery. Here are…
Halloween is closer than you think, which means it is time to start getting out the Halloween lawn decorations. But, if you just overseeded your lawn for the fall, you are most likely wondering how you can decorate without damaging your newly overseeded lawn. Before you get out that spooky graveyard scene and those inflatable…
Labor Day weekend is the perfect time to start planning your fall lawn care as it is often called the “unofficial end of summer.” But, summer is not over yet (we still have weeks left until September 22, the last official day of summer). Fall is the ideal time of year to prepare your lawn for spring….
Something is not looking right with your lawn, but what could be the issue? Lawn fungus and disease can come in a variety of forms. Some signs of lawn fungus include discoloration, brown and yellow patches of dead grass. Many homeowners think that they have fertilizer burn rather than fungus due to the discoloration. However,…
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