Zoysia… Lawn For The South
Seeing is believing! And now, I have seen Zoysia matrella lawn grass growing magnificently in both shade and sun and contrasting parts of North Carolina. It was luxuriant in the
Lawns
Maintaining A Lawn In The City
Making a city lawn is indeed a problem for gardeners, homeowners, and park superintendents. With dogs prowling around and other undesirable company, it is something of a stunt to make
Building A Lawn
Here’s what you need to build a lawn: 1. For a Level Lawn, do the heavy work in the subsoil. Use a taut string for lining up smooth grades, clear
8 Reasons To Start Your New Lawn In The Fall
Styles in lawn making have changed over the years. For example, 70% percent of all the lawn seed was sown in the Spring in 1940. It does seem the logical
When Overseeding Grass In Spring What Is The Best Temperature?
Sometimes tending a lawn can be as complicated – if not more so – than tending a garden. One of the biggest issues occurs when your lawn has survived a
Is Your Lawn Ugly? How to Restore Your Lawn
Every year the lawn season is marked by extreme variability in moisture and temperature conditions, and in many instances, these abrupt changes were seriously damaging to grass. This was to
April Pointers: Midwest Plant and Garden To Do’s
If luck is with us – in the guise of lovely, sunny weather—this will be one of the busiest and one of the most enjoyable outdoor months of the year.
April Pointers: Southern Plant and Garden To Do’s
National Bug Week We Americans seem to have a penchant for designating and observing varying “weeks” and “months” dedicated to promoting or memorializing certain projects or events. The month of
What Fertilizer To Use After Overseeding: When To Fertilize After Overseeding
There are two kinds of people when it comes to yards and plants: those who have gardens and those who have lawns. Oddly enough, gardeners and their various plants often
How Long Does It Take Weedkiller to Kill Weeds?
Three things are certain in life: death, taxes, and weeds. Be they dandelions or crabgrass, weeds can sprout up in lawns, gardens, or tiny cracks in the sidewalk or your