Pets and Lawn: Tips for a Safe and Healthy Coexistence

Pets and Lawn: Tips for a Safe and Healthy Coexistence

Pets bring immense joy and companionship to our lives, becoming cherished members of the family. However, maintaining a beautiful lawn while keeping our furry friends safe can sometimes present challenges. From potential toxicities in fertilizers to the risk of pests and parasites, there are several factors to consider when ensuring a harmonious coexistence between pets…

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How to Prevent Dog Urine Spots on Your Lawn

How to Prevent Dog Urine Spots on Your Lawn

A beautiful lawn is like an extension of your living room. It’s a great place for the family to hang out, relax, eat, and play all summer long. And if your family includes pets, they’ll love it, too. But if you have a family dog, you may find an unfortunate side effect of your dog’s…

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Caring for Your Lawn Before, During, and After a Drought

Caring for Your Lawn Before, During, and After a Drought

Hot summers and scarce rain can really do a number on your lawn. As the dry heat drags on, and days turn to weeks, your lawn will slowly wilt and turn brown. But don’t despair. A dormant lawn is not a dead lawn. With the right care, your lawn can survive a drought and come…

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How to Avoid Damaging a Dormant Lawn in the Winter

Avoid Damaging a Dormant Lawn in the Winter

Winter is a time when many people forget about their lawn. After all, it’s covered in snow and there’s not much you can do with it, right? Wrong! Damaging a dormant lawn in the winter can cause serious problems for your grass come springtime. In this blog post, we will discuss how to avoid damaging…

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Want beautiful green turf in the spring? Start planning now.

beautiful green turf in the spring

Are you looking for a beautiful green lawn in the spring? Do you want to enjoy time outside with your family and friends without having to worry about maintaining your lawn? If so, then it’s important to start planning now. We’ll help you plan ahead for spring lawn care, as well as some of the…

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8 Simple Ways to Save Water on Your Lawn

8 Simple Ways to Save Water on Your Lawn

A lawn is a beautiful addition to any home. And a lush green lawn doesn’t just look great. It’s also functional. Soft grass is the perfect surface for outdoor fun, from sports to barbecues to barefoot outdoor play. Recently, water conservation concerns and general environmental awareness have led many to question the value of a…

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Top 5 Lawn Care Mistakes to Avoid This Fall

Lawn Care Mistakes

You may be surprised to learn that fall is the time many lawns will look their best. Both shoot and root growth are at their peak. Additionally, many of the largest lawn stressors like heat, drought, weeds, diseases, and insects are all starting to naturally diminish. This makes the fall the best and most critical…

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How to Get the Most Out of Watering Your Lawn

How to Get the Most Out of Watering Your Lawn

Watering your lawn seems like a simple enough task.  How to Get the Most Out of Watering Your Lawn Turn on the sprinkler, do something else, and come back in a little while to turn it off again.  But like most things about caring for your lawn, the simplicity can be deceptive.  While essential watering…

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Turf Professionals: The Green Guardians of Your Landscape

Turf Professionals

If you’ve ever marveled at the lush green lawns of golf courses, sports fields, or even your neighbor’s front yard, you have likely encountered the work of turf professionals.  These experts play a crucial role in maintaining the health and aesthetics of turfgrass areas.  In this article, we’ll dive into the world of turf professionals,…

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8 Ways to Keep Your Lawn Green

Keep Your Lawn Green

There’s nothing more satisfying than a uniformly green lawn. No spots, no dead patches, no thinning sections. It’s the goal of every home lawn enthusiast. But summer and early fall can be tough on your grass. Heat, drought, and heavy use can strain your turf, leaving some areas brown or nearly bare. But with the…

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