Did you know there are over 50,000 miles of grass carpeting the U.S.? These lovely lawns account for an estimated 1/3 of the country’s water usage and some homeowners annually find themselves in a struggle: to water or not to water?
If you live in an area that doesn’t get a ton of consistent rain fall you may wonder if there are any grass species available suitable for your drought-prone yard. Good news! There are more than enough options to keep you lawn green and growing in even the most parched of summers…Continue reading
Choosing the right lawnmower can be a daunting proposition, particularly if you’re a first time lawn-owner. You should consider several factors before making a decision – your lawnmower is likely to be the most expensive (and most used!) lawn care item in your garage.
Organic products are all the rage, but do they actually work? Just because something’s labelled “organic” you shouldn’t assume it’s the healthiest choice: to truly be considered organic, a product must be made from organic (i.e. natural) raw materials. There are organic materials, organic products, and organic methods…which are right for your lawn?
Most parts of the country are getting hotter, and that warm air means lawns are in full bloom. From flowers to fescue, all parts of your yard need careful maintenance this time of year. Whether you’re a weekend warrior doing your own lawn care or you’ve hired out your lawn maintenance needs to a local professional, here are a few tools you should make sure you’ve got access to before the heat of summer hits.
Choosing the right grass for your yard can be a production. It’s important to consider your area’s soil conditions, the weather in your town, and even how much time you’re willing to spend caring for your yard. Whether you’re sodding, seeding, or want to leave it all up to the lawn care pros, here’s a quick primer about what grass types work best in particular regions of the country…
Grass is one of the few lawn plants that need constant care and attention, particularly this time of year when the weather’s warm and the sun beats down. Here’s a handy dandy checklist to follow each week to ensure your yard stays lush and green all the way through the fall…
About 25% of all homeowners choose to hire a lawn maintenance company to manage their yard. Tired of weeding, mowing and generally worrying over the state of their grass, these homeowners seek to reclaim their weekends and get the best service available from trained professionals. Many people who already use a lawn care provider (and some who don’t) aren’t aware of the myriad of services many lawn care companies offer to clients.
May is the perfect month for the home gardener: it’s warm, humid, and there’s usually plenty of afternoon showers, perfect for growing healthy flowers and produce. Whether you’ve got a tiny herb garden or an orchard, May is the month to put in work that will pay off for months to come.