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  • How to Convert a Lawn to Tall Fescue

    Tall fescue can be an excellent grass for lawns in regions extending from the central United States to the northern United States and Canada. This grass is shade- and drought-tolerant, and stays...

  • How to Fertilize Thuja Green Giant

    Thuja Green Giants are tall, fast growing evergreen trees. They are perfect for planting on the edge of your property for privacy purposes or even just for blocking wind. These trees can get as...

  • How to Get Zoysia Plugs to Grow

    Use zoysia plugs to jump start a lush green lawn, golf turf or to quickly cover bare ground with spreading grass. Originating in southeast Asia, the warmth-loving zoysia grass was introduced into...

  • What Is Canada Green Grass Seed?

    Television and print media ads proclaim Canada Green grass seed to be a miraculous cure-all for trouble areas. The grass is said to withstand the most severe conditions, including drought, and...

  • How to Identify the Names of Florida Palm Trees

    Botanists have identified nearly 2,600 species of palms. Common Florida palm trees include the Chinese Fan Palm, the Fishtail Palm, the Coconut Palm, the Foxtail Palm and the Royal Palm. To...

  • Prairie Grass Seed & Spring Planting

    Native prairie plants, grasses and wildflowers are becoming popular again. They are self-sustaining, beautiful, attract birds and butterflies and are better for the environment than the grasses...

  • How Much Grass Seed Should I Use to Cover a Small Area?

    Applying grass seed requires lots of considerations. Which seed you choose, when you apply and how you apply it impact results. What few realize, though, is that amount of seed you apply also...

  • When to Seed High Altitude Grass Seed?

    A lush green lawn instills pride in many a homeowner. All that beauty, though, requires some key careful decision-making. The first, and possibly most important decision, involves when to plant...

  • How to Plant Zoysia Grass Plugs

    Zoysia grass is very hardy and is a great alternative to regular seeding. Gardeners can grow it as far north as Chicago, but has less problems in warmer climates. Zoysia grass tolerates salty...

  • How to Break Up Compacted Soil for Grass Seed

    There are three common methods to break up compacted soil in a lawn. A gas-powered mechanical core aerator pulls 1- to 4-inch plugs of soil from the ground, allowing fertilizer, water and lawn...

  • St. Augustine Grass Plugging Instructions

    Many homeowners pride themselves on having a lush, green lawn. For many, St. Augustine grass is the preferred choice. Behind all that beauty, though, lies a lot of hard work. It starts when you...

  • How to Prepare Soil for a Sod Farm

    Sod is a pre-grown grass product that can literally be rolled out onto a new surface and start growing within days. The soil in the area where the sod will be laid must be prepared in order to get...

  • How to Care for Sod Grass

    Sod grass is an easy, quick alternative to seeding your lawn. It comes in pre-grown sheets and can be installed within hours for a full-grown lawn look. Sod grass needs careful attention after the...

  • How to Plant Fescue Seeds

    Fescue is a cool season grass that has been adapted so that it has the appealing characteristics of being shade tolerant, staying green all year, and being drought resistant. This makes it a...

  • Use of Peat Moss in New Plantings

    Peat moss makes a great soil amendment to use with new plantings. Whether you plan to add flowers and bushes to containers or plant them directly in the garden, peat moss holds important...

  • Easy Ways to Grow Grass

    Growing grass can be one of the most headache-inducing endeavors a homeowner can undertake. In order for grass to grow properly, you need to plant at a certain time, water correctly and make sure...

  • When is the Best Time to Plant Rye Grass?

    Whether used for lawn, pasture or turf, rye grass provides a great cool-season option for anyone who wishes to cover the soil. Rye grass comes in both perennial and annual varieties. It is planted...

  • Is Sod or Seed the Best Way to Establish Fescue Grass?

    Homeowners take pride in their lawns, but establishing and maintaining one takes work. It also takes some decision-making skill. One of the foremost decisions is which type of grass to plant. One...

  • The Best Way to Plug Bermuda Grass

    For warm-season grasses, plugging provides a great way to start a new lawn. The results can be remarkable, but plugging takes lots of time and patience. To obtain maximum results, you need to know...

  • When to Plant Mondo Grass

    While some grasses merely provide ground cover, mondo grass goes far beyond utility to provide beauty to yards. The ornamental grass multiples by root separation to serve as a garden border. It...

  • How to Plant Zoysa Grass

    Zoysa grass is beautiful, tough and can be planted in less-than-perfect soil. It is especially suited for Southern lawns but can be successful as far north as Connecticut and Kansas. Zoysa grass...

  • How to Germinate Grass Seed Using Epsom Salts

    Growing a lawn from grass seed is a good option when you don't have lots of time to sprout seed and you don't want to spend money on a quick, but expensive, "instant lawn" that laying sod...

  • How to Overseed Bermuda Grass With Rye Grass in Arizona

    The weather in Arizona is so different during the summer and winter that no individual type of grass can provide a green lawn during both seasons. Bermuda grass is especially appropriate for the...

  • How to Plant Blue Grama Grass Plugs

    Blue grama grass is known for its low water requirement. Blue grama is a warm-season grass that looks a little like bluegrass, but does not require as much water. You can use this type of grass as...

  • Birch Leaf Identification

    The birch tree species native to North America typically grow in the eastern, northern and western part of the country, with only the river birch found in the southern part. These birch trees all...

  • How to Use Peat for New Lawn Seeding

    Peat moss has long been a useful material for gardeners, and is beneficial when planting a new lawn form seed. Peat adds organic matter with nutrients to the soil that will promote the development...

  • How to Protect New Grass Seed From Heavy Rain

    One of the concerns when planting a new lawn from seed is protecting the seed from being washed away by rain. One heavy rainstorm can ruin all the time and money that you have invested in...

  • How to Top Dress Yard Grass Seed

    Topdressing is a procedure that applies a quality soil to grass, providing a number of benefits to the lawn. By top dressing a lawn, the overall quality of the soil in which it grows can be...

  • How to Remove Old Grass to Permit Installation of Sod

    One of the fastest ways to start a new lawn is to install sod. In less than a week, you can go from an old, tired lawn to a new and vibrant outdoor space. You'll need to remove all of the old...

  • The Best Ways to Grow Grass & Lawns

    Grass is a plant that makes your lawn beautiful and is good for your well-being because it's relaxing to look at and cleans the air by absorbing pollutants. Healthy grass and lawns also help cool...

  • The Best Grass Seed to Start a Yard

    Establishing a lush green lawn requires lots of careful consideration, and one of the most important steps is choosing the best grass seed. If you choose the wrong grass seed, you might spend...

  • How to Put a Mulch Border in a Yard

    Creating a mulch border in your yard can make it look more appealing. It's also a great place to plant trees, flowers, shrubs and ground cover. With your plants and trees all in your mulch borders...

  • How to Start Pampas Grass From Seed

    Pampas grass is a beautiful ornamental grass that accents the most beautiful of gardens and landscapes. They can grow to more than 20 feet tall and come in an variety of colors. Growing them seed...

  • How to Grow Burmuda Grass From Seed

    Bermuda grass is a grass that thrives in tropical and subtropical regions, where it is popular for use in sports fields, golf courses, lawns and parks. This grass has a medium to fine texture, is...

  • When to Plant Grass Seed in Iowa

    Knowing when to plant grass seed plays a key role in how well your seed grows. There are certain times of the year when seeds do well. Panting seeds at the wrong time severely limits success. The...

  • How to Apply Lawn Seed & Fertilizer Together

    When you want a nice green lawn, you have to use a fertilizer and grass seed together so that the new seeds with be germinating and rooting in a good soil with nitrogen and other nutrients. For...

  • How to Grow a Lawn With Sandy Soil

    A healthy, green lawn is the goal of many homeowners. It often proves to be an elusive one however, as many people struggle to keep their grass thick and green. One of the major reasons for this...

  • How to Apply Scotts Turf Builder

    Rampant weeds, brown patches and bare areas ruin the appearance of your lawn and hurt your home's curb appeal. However, if you know how to buy and apply Scotts Turf Builder, you'll soon bid...

  • Bermuda Grass Planting in September

    Bermuda grass is a very popular breed for lawns, parks, golf courses and sports fields. It can be found growing in many regions around the world, and recent developments make it easy to grow even...

  • How to Plant Grass Seed in Dry Conditions

    Grass seed will grow when it has enough water in the soil. Unfortunately, there are some areas where rain is sparse and lawns can suffer. Even if you have dry conditions, you can plant grass seed....

  • How to Apply Grass Seed

    While planting grass seed is not too complicated, it involves planning and labor to do it successfully. If you are willing to make the mental and physical effort and spend a little bit of money,...

  • How to Prepare Subgrade to Install Grass Sod

    When you prepare subgrade to install grass sod, you are trying to establish a slope. The area where you install grass sod should slope away from your home to prevent water from backing up or...

  • How to Lay Landscape Edging

    Landscape edging is a plastic border used to prevent grass from taking over landscaped areas like flowerbeds or the areas at the foot of trees. This edging can be unsightly and ineffective if...

  • How to Prepare for Turf on Clay Soil

    Clay soil poses many challenges for healthy turf. Like other plants, grasses prefer a porous soil structure that allows water and nutrients to move freely. High clay content usually results in...

  • How to Plant Centipede Sod

    Centipede grass is very popular for lawns in the Southern United States. The main features that make it popular are drought tolerance, ease of maintenance and beauty. Centipede lawns can be...

  • How to Prepare the Ground for New Grass Seed

    In all planting, success is dependent on the proper preparation of the soil. The planting of new grass seed is no exception. If you are planning on growing a new lawn from seed, you will need to...

  • How to Plant Grass Seed in the Winter

    Planting winter grass seed is common in the warm southwest, but is also possible in snowy or cold climates as well. In the southwest, planting grass seed in the winter is called "overseeding"...

  • How to Make Grass Grow in Red Dirt

    Red dirt is a common soil in the American South and the Southwest. Red dirt is full of iron. This, together with the soil's dense nature makes gardening difficult. With the correct preparation and...

  • What Season Do You Plant Grass?

    A beautiful lawn can be the envy of your neighbors, but a patchy or brown lawn can be an embarrassment. Knowing when to plant grass seeds is an important part of the winning strategy to a lustrous...

  • How to Calculate Square Foot for Sod

    The fastest way to get the green healthy lawn that everyone wants is to lay down sod. Traditionally sod has been used on golf courses and commercial projects where time is essential to the...

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