Lawn Care Articles

Starting your lawn care journey can feel overwhelming, but the basics are simple when you follow the right steps. In this guide, we share 10 of the best lawn care...

Confused by the numbers on your fertilizer label? NPK stands for Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium—the three key nutrients in every liquid yard fertilizer. Understanding NPK ratios helps you choose the...

Fall is the most important season to fertilize your lawn. Applying the right fall lawn fertilizer prepares your grass for winter dormancy and ensures a stronger, greener yard in spring....

Leaves that are left on the surface of the lawn for long periods of time can suffocate the grass.  Shredding or mulching leaves and recycling them into the soil adds...

True perfection is rare- the best lawns in the world are not perfect, but they are perfect in a way that they thrive and grow stronger. There will be situations...

The best spring green-up starts in the fall. By prioritizing root strength, soil health, and proactive pest/disease management now, warm-season turf will enter dormancy strong and come out of it...

Taking these crucial steps in fall lawn care for your cool-season grasses ensures a thriving and resilient lawn in the spring. Aeration and overseeding improve soil health and density, while...

Growing grass in the Midwest presents its own set of challenges.  Cool-season grasses make up the majority of lawns and turf areas in the Midwest.  Kentucky bluegrass is the most...

Micronutrients are essential in small amounts for the growth of the lawn. While macronutrients of N, P, and K are needed in larger amounts, micronutrients are required in smaller quantities...

Not all shade is equal. Shade caused by structures is not equal to shade caused by trees.  Different types of shade, such as high, shifting shade (like pine tree shade)...

Maintaining a sharp blade is one of the most crucial steps. Sharp blades and reels give the lawn a nice, neat, manicured look. A sharp blade minimizes stress on the...

Water deeply and infrequently during the hot summer months, two to three times a week should be adequate to keep the lawn green. Raise the height of the cut when...