If you’ve noticed your neighbors aren’t getting their mower out that much this month, they may be following an initiative known as No Mow May. Homeowners leave the lawn alone all month to help provide a habitat and food source for early season pollinators. But is it something you should try? Read more
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One of the first signs of spring are the familiar vibrant yellow dandelion weeds dotting lawns. There's much debate on whether these plants are good or bad for gardens. Let's discuss. Read more
Sometimes sneaky weeds like to trick you into thinking it’s grass. This way it can go on thriving and spreading in your lawn. Don’t let it. Crabgrass is one of these weeds. It even has grass in its name to trick you. Here’s how to find it, get rid of it, and help make sure it doesn’t return. Read more
Now that spring is in full swing, plants, grass, and weeds are growing. While you want the first two to thrive, weeds leave something to be desired. Here are some post-emergent weed control options to consider. Read more
Spending time enjoying the outdoors is even easier with a healthy, lush lawn. Here are some ways you can show your yard a little more love and appreciation this year. Mark the occasion with some of these Earth Day lawn disease prevention tips. Read more
Spring is a time for budding trees, green grass, and emerging weeds. Help protect your lawn and other desired plants from these needy weeds that compete for nutrients, water, and sunlight. Here are some effective spring weed control tips. Read more