Tips For Success In Lawn Making: A Lush Lawn In No Time?
Late summer is usually the best time to start new lawns. Nature sows her seeds now, taking advantage of the cool weather of fall for strong seedling and root growth.
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Turf Diseases That Injure Lawns
What is a good lawn? Standards vary, but certainly, a good lawn, besides having a pleasing and appropriate grade, must be composed of fairly close-clipped, fine-textured turf, free of weeds,
How To Build A Weed-Free Lawn?
What shall I do about my weed-infested lawn? Shall I spade it and start over again from scratch? If I spade up the whole lawn and carry off all of
Summer Lawn Care A Test For Bluegrass
Summer is the real test for the Kentucky bluegrass-fescue lawn. No matter how well it thrives during cool weather, through the hot months protecting the turf from severe damage is
Why Better Lawns Are Autumn Sponsored?
Crisp blue skies and coloring sumac spell many things—the heady aroma of an evening campfire, football around the corner, and glorious, less encumbered weekends to putter outdoors. For the Midwest,
How To Maintain A Green Lawn In August?
August is the most crucial month for the home lawn. You may look out on your lawn and say: “It sure is! It looks terrible.” If you want your lawn
How To Effectively Use Weed Killers
Many ways have been tried to eradicate poison ivy. Spraying with chemicals appears to be the most satisfactory. Of the many chemicals tried, ammonium sulfa-mate and 2, 4, and 5
The Best Time For Lawn Improvement: When Should You Do It?
August is a good time to start a new lawn, improve a poor one, or encourage a good one, and transplant or plant evergreens and certain important perennials. In many
Garden Hose Sprinklers And The Backyard: Tips For Efficient Watering?
You hear a lot about “chain reaction” these days. But, believe it or not, the rain here this noon is affecting you, whether you are living in Maine, Florida, or
Do You Have Any Burrowing Animals in the Lawn?
As our cities expand, more and more of us in suburban areas come face to face with moles, ground squirrels, pocket gophers, mice, and even rats. All of these animals