Most homeowners take pride in the appearance of their lawn, putting in long hours in the spring and summer to ensure it looks its best. But mowing, watering and fertilizing can only go so far. After a few years, your grass will start to reproduce at a slower rate, thinning your lawn out and allowing… Continue Reading
Most homeowners let out a sigh when they see leaves starting to fall on their lawn. This time of year, you may be ready for a break from your regular lawn care regimen, but once the leaves start falling it’s time to go back to work. The good news is, there’s a simple alternative to… Continue Reading
Thatch consists of the accumulated stems, leaves, and roots that build up on top of the soil in your lawn. While some thatch is a natural feature of all lawns, too much thatch can constrict the root systems of grasses, causing them to thin and wither overtime. A lawn with excessive thatch will feel spongy… Continue Reading