Archive for the ‘Lawn Care’ Category

Is Your Lawn Dying? Here’s How To Bring It Back To Life

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

As time goes by, the dirt in your lawn becomes more compressed. Mainly, this occurs due to foot traffic or rolling large machines, such as lawn mowers over it throughout the seasons. Your lawn may also become compacted if it has a heavy composition of clay which is a very dense material. Compacted soil is bad for plant growth of any kind, including grasses. Plant roots need air to help them breathe, but compacted soil has much of the air Read More

Reseeding Your Lawn Does Not Have To Be Difficult

Sunday, March 8th, 2009

The type (i.e. species) of grass seed you select plus how it accommodates the surroundings of your lawn will in large part decide the outcome of your attempt to reseed portions of your lawn. For example, the label on your grass seeds may state that the grass requires full sun, meaning at least 8 hours of sun. If your lawn is situated in a shaded area, then this type of seed will probably not do well in your yard not matter how well you treat Read More

How Doing Winter Lawn Care Can Add Spring Beauty

Monday, February 16th, 2009

One of the best ways to be sure that your have a beautiful, full, lush lawn when spring arrives is to make sure that you provide good lawn care during the winter months. Some people think that there is really no special care that needs to be given to lawns during this time of dormancy. Following are some simple tips that will help to make sure that your lawn stays healthy, even if you can’t see it under the snow, and that will help Read More

Caring For Your Lawn Garden

Saturday, February 14th, 2009

When people have gone to the cost and trouble of creating a beautiful landscape plan for their home and garden, it is important to be sure to have a good maintenance plan that will assure that your lawn garden stays in great shape. This is foremost to homeowners because in many properties or estates, it is the beautiful expanses of verdant grass that is first noticed by guests and is usually the largest single feature of a landscape Read More

Gardening For The New Year

Saturday, December 27th, 2008

Last year was a poor year for my garden which suffered greatly from my neglect. Only a few days ago I had to do some emergency work to my lawn as gardening had been the last thing on my mind for the last few weeks and the mild winter has left my poor lawn looking overgrown and rather tatty. While many gardening resources advise against cutting grass in winter I decided that I would at least trim it a little. Luckily my lawn was not too Read More

Using Sprinklers To Improve Lawn Maintenance

Wednesday, August 27th, 2008

by Andrew Caxton With the help of lawn sprinklers, you can improve your lawn maintenance. Learn how to use it effectively. For lawn maintenance, sprinkler use is essential. This is just one part of the lawn care that you need to provide. In some areas of the country, it is necessary to use lawn sprinklers because there simply is not enough rainfall. Some sprinkler systems are complex. Some have plenty of different stations, pipes and heads, Read More

Keys to Lawn Maintenance: Sprinkler Care

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

by Alison Addy When spring comes, you need to check you sprinkler system to ensure that your lawn gets all the water it needs. A failure in the work of your sprinkler will waste water, resulting in brown patches, local areas damaged and dry grass about to die. Learn here how to prevent these problems. What to do in the early warm days Lawn care maintenance runs all the year long and every season has its particularities. You turn off your Read More

Natural care for your lawn

Sunday, August 17th, 2008

by Andrew Caxton One of the most environment friendly choices for lawn care is natural lawn care. It is a very healthy option and the end results are as good as or even better than the other ways. You have to be familiar with the basics of natural lawn care for you to start applying this to your lawn. Some basics have been discussed below in this article. If you want to go the natural way and dispense with the usage of chemical fertilizers, Read More