July 7, 2015 // no comments
Lawns are dumb. Arresting people for poor lawn care is dumber
Of course, re-sodding for the fourth time would have been difficult to accomplish from a county jail cell, but when the local paper did a story on the arrest of a 66-year-old man on lawn-care violations, dozens of people showed up to his house to rip …
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Mowz: the Uber of lawn care
This on-demand lawn car…
July 5, 2015 // no comments
Time for lawn seeding, repairs
Question: I have some weedy patches and some bare patches in my lawn. What do you recommend? Is Kentucky Bluegrass the best lawn grass for this area? Should I kill the weeds in my lawn before seeding? Should I fertilize and apply lime at the time of …
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At Home Living: Renovating the lawn for fall
At what point do you…
July 3, 2015 // no comments
Compacted lawn soil is one of the more common of lawn problems. The soil in most lawns usually becomes hard and compacted during the summer months when the traffic is at its highest and lawn aerating is the best option to take when the lawn soil has been compacted.
The more you walk on the lawn, the faster the soil compacts and once the soil becomes compacted it is harder for any water or…
July 3, 2015 // no comments
Time to concentrate on lawn
I will focus only on grass issues. If the topsoil in the turf area is less than four inches deep and you expect to maintain a credible lawn, you should seriously think rebuild. (Note that high maintenance turf grows best with a six to eight inch depth …
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On dark day, heroism by Marines shines through
As soon as that took…
July 3, 2015 // no comments
Organic lawn care is not just limited to summer, it is important to continue lawn maintenance into fall to ensure a healthy green lawn in spring. Applying fall organic fertilizer, proper mowing, and seeding can help keep grass green through winter and prepare it for dormancy.
Following these five organic lawn tips in the fall can save time and in the spring time.
1. Rake – Whether you use an…
July 1, 2015 // no comments
Everyone wants a green lawn but getting it in a greener way takes some expertise. Modern gardening experts are encouraging their customers and people in general to move away from chemical treated lawns. Their reasoning supports the environmental cause essential for a safe and secure habitat for each one of us.
Organic lawn care is simply safer. It is safer for your family and kids. When you…
May 28, 2015 // no comments
Win Lawn & Garden Tickets
KTTS wants to hook you up with a pair of tickets to the 25th Lawn and Garden Show at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds on February 27th – March 1st PLUS give you $ 10 towards food or beverage while you are there. While you are ther visit the Butterfly House …
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April 30, 2015 // 3 comments
We review this product by Scott’s! Turf builder Southern Lawn Food.
Video Rating: 3 /…
April 30, 2015 // no comments
These days people have been moving over to organic lawn care programs from the more traditional forms of lawn care programs. This is partially due to them being fearful of the use of harmful chemicals that have been used in traditional fertilizing systems. The use of organic lawn care programs is the alternative that many choose to do either on their own or through the services of organic…
April 24, 2015 // 19 comments
Dave offers some ideas for treating weeds in your lawn.
Video Rating: 4 /…