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  • How to Clean Leaves

    The quickest way to get rid of those pesky leaves.

  • What Does it Mean If My Lawn Is High in Potassium?

    According to Encyclopedia Britannica, potassium is one of three elements in chemical fertilizer most important in plant nutrition. Joining with nitrogen and phosphorus, these elements improve...

  • How to Grow Grass With Miracle-Gro

    Miracle-Gro products include various types of grass seeds, organic fertilizers and plant food. Healthy lawns are the result of proper initial sowing of grass seed and creating a favorable,...

  • How to Repair a Lawn Sprinkler Hose Line

    If you notice a large puddle in your yard after using your sprinkler system, this is the main indication that you have a break in your sprinkler line. This problem needs to be repaired quickly so...

  • How to Solve Lawn Grading Problems

    The slope of a beautiful lawn is not only visually appealing but very essential to a healthy home. Lawns are graded, that is sloped, away from the foundation of a house to prevent water build up...

  • How to Mow New Fescue

    The methods you use to mow your lawn depend upon the type of turf you are growing. Some grasses benefit from staying at a shorter height and other grasses need to be longer for best results....

  • How to Troubleshoot Lawn Problems

    Homeowners want to be proud of their turf---literally---hoping for green, luscious lawns that are the envy of the neighborhood. When bugs and browning invade, there are plenty of causes. ...

  • Inexpensive Way to Kill Lawn Weeds

    There are many ways to kill common lawn weeds that do not involve expensive services or chemicals. The key is to decide what your goal is. Whether you want to kill everything in an area, plant...

  • How to Stripe Your Lawn

    An easy to follow guide to striping your lawn like the pros.

  • How to Reverse the PH in Lawn Care Soil

    In most areas of the United States, soil does not have a neutral pH. The soil is either alkaline or acidic, and it is important to know which plants thrive in which soil. Gardeners often test the...

  • French Drain Install Information

    Soggy soil can cause landscaping problems and flood basements. Judge Henry French of Cambridge, Massachusetts, wrote a book in the mid-1800s with a section describing how to drain a cellar. His...

  • How to Move Inground Sprinkler Heads

    In ground sprinkler systems can provide you with a beautiful, lush lawn and flowers. However, sometimes as your yard matures and grows trees or other ornamental lawn objects can block your...

  • How to Improve Your Soil After a Soil Test

    To maintain thick green growth on your lawn, you'll need to maintain your soil pH between about 6.0 and 7.5. Soil that's too acidic hampers the growth of most lawn grasses, and soil that's too...

  • How to Kill Fleas When Watering Plants

    Fleas can live in the yard all year and are brought into the yard by stray animals and outdoor pets. They dwell in shady and overgrown areas where there is not a lot of sunlight. While watering...

  • How to Get Nice Green Grass

    A luxurious carpet of green grass is a badge of honor for any suburban home. Proud homeowners are quick to size up the lawns of their neighbors in a silent competition for the most attractive...

  • Proper Lawn Care in the Spring

    The winter is harsh on all lawns and more so if you just went through a snow season. Your lawn needs care to get it back into shape. The lawn needs to be manicured and the soil needs work,...

  • How to Kill Unwanted Grass

    Killing unwanted grass can seem like an insurmountable task. There are several methods you can utilize, including hiring a professional landscaping service to do the job for you. But before you...

  • Environmentally Safe Ways to Kill Grass

    If you have children and pets who use your yard on a daily basis, getting rid of an unwanted lawn safely without pouring loads of chemical agents on it is a priority. There is a big emphasis on...

  • How to Make Rolling Trash Cart Brick Paved Area

    Eliminate rolling trash carts ending up in street. Plan and make a recycled brick paved area to set them on for trash truck pick up.

  • How to Use Ortho Weed B GON Max

    Ortho Weed B Gon Max will kill 200 types of weeds and plants. It is safe to use on most grasses and will save you a bit of embarrassment by eradicating that yellow field of dandelions in your...

  • How to Buy Bushes & Shrubs

    It can be frustrating to spend so much time working to landscape your yard only to lose your bush or shrub. Choosing the right bush or shrub is vital to the success of landscaping. A little...

  • How to Care for Bermuda Sod in Georgia

    Bermuda is the most popular turf grass used in Georgia yards. It adapts well to many soils and climates and has a high salt tolerance, but it requires more maintenance than other turf grasses. A...

  • How to Get Rid of Honeysuckle

    Honeysuckle bushes spread quickly and are hard to control. Unlike the beautiful, sweet-smelling honeysuckle vines, these bushes have many branches, small red fruit and smooth leaves, and can grow...

  • What Causes an Acidic Lawn?

    Although many gardeners think to care for and feed their lawn, they sometimes forget that the health of their turf is directly related to the soil in which it is planted. The acidic levels of your...

  • How to Tune-Up a Lawnmower Engine

    Lawnmowers can be a homeowner's best friend or his worst nightmare. To ensure that a lawnmower is going to start after a winter of storage, it is a good idea to give it a tune-up. Performing a bit...

  • Landscape Maintenance Safety

    Safety is vital when maintaining your own property or working with a landscape maintenance company. The federal Occupational Safety & Health Administration website says, "Landscaping and...

  • How to Deal With Pet Stains on the Lawn

    Pet stains can be a highly visible lawn issue. The yellow stains and burned grass are caused when a dog urinates repeatedly in the same section of grass. The concentration of nitrogen in the...

  • How to Fix Your Brown Lawn

    Fixing a brown lawn can be a struggle. There are many reasons that a lawn will turn brown. It can result from soil temperatures being too hot or too cold. Excessive fertilizing can turn lawns...

  • How to Control Bermuda Grass

    Bermuda grass was imported from Africa in 1751. It withstands drought very well and has been modified for use as turf grass. It is prevalent in the southern United States. Such hardiness in a...

  • How to Care for Zoysia Sod

    Zoysia grass was first introduced to the United States in 1911 from Southeast Asia. It is a dense, slow-growing warm-season grass that thrives in many different soils and climates. Depending on...

  • How to Take Care of a Fescue Lawn

    Fescue lawns are popular in the southwest and southeastern part of the United States, especially since the development o water-conserving fescues that are currently on the market. Fescue is a...

  • Easy Way to Kill Grass

    If you want to get rid of grass quickly and easily there are several ways to go. The fastest way is to use herbicides that kill grass using chemicals. But you can also kill grass by suffocating it...

  • How to Buy Turfgrass

    Planning in advance is the key to get the most out of your turf grass. The selection of the type of turf you want depends on your location and your needs and the usage of the turf. There are...

  • How to Use Sugar for Lawn Food

    Believe it or not, sugar provides a safe and organic way to feed your lawn. Many other types of fertilizers burn the grass and deplete beneficial nutrients in the soil. Sugar helps fortify the...

  • Simple Way to Relocate a Shrub Riser

    Maximizing the efficiency of your irrigation system can save vast sums of money and also increase the amount of moisture that reaches the plants that need it most. Individuals with more advanced...

  • How to Kill Grass With Bleach

    You don't need to spend money on herbicides to kill your grass. According to the Weekend Gardener, all you need to do is look in your laundry closet for some bleach. The household cleaner will...

  • How to Reseed With Tall Fescue

    By the end of summer, lawns consisting of tall fescue can look thin and patchy because of weeds, disease, lack of water or mowing too short. Reseeding tall fescue will restore its health and...

  • How to Fertilize New Bermuda Sod

    Bermuda sod is the most commonly used warm weather grass. It is found on golf courses and athletic fields and appears in affluent neighborhoods. Bermuda is a high-maintenance turf that requires...

  • How to Edge Using a String Trimmer

    String trimmers are one of the essential tools needed in every homeowner's garage. This versatile tool can do just about everything to your lawn, including cut, trim and edge it. Using a string...

  • When to Weed and Feed & Seed Lawn

    Weed and feed products kill weeds and provide nutrients for your lawn in one application. In order to maximize the impact of these products, you need to know when to apply them. Also, you must...

  • How to Lay Sod Over a Bare Lawn Spot

    A beautiful lawn can be very rewarding for any proud homeowner. Depending on the climate in which you live, maintaining a nice lawn can be a real challenge. Sometimes the best method is to lay...

  • How to Make Grass Grow in Brown Spots

    Make grass grow in brown spots by overseeding the affected area and creating favorable environmental conditions for the future growth of grass. Grass is a resilient plant that thrives in moist,...

  • How to Troubleshoot the Irritrol Sprinkler Controller

    There is nothing more frustrating then going out to the lawn to find dead spots or dry spots because your sprinkler controller failed to turn on. Electronics can be confusing, and the problem...

  • Can Clay Soil Be Amended With Bone Meal?

    Clay soil can be a green thumb's worst nightmare. The hard, slick soil resists water penetration and creates drainage problems. Bone meal is often used as a lawn fertilizer, but unfortunately...

  • How to Use Sprinkler Hoses

    Sprinkler hoses are a way to provide an even, routine distribution of water to your lawn, garden and flowerbeds. These are typically made up of two or three small, connected hoses that are each...

  • How to Spray Diesel to Kill Grass

    Sometimes you just need to kill your grass. One of the most popular reasons for needing to kill grass is because it's growing in cracks or it just doesn't look good. One of the easiest ways to get...

  • How to Kill Crab Grass in a St. Augustine Lawn

    Crab grass is a common weed that infects healthy lawns. It can grow aggressively and do significant damage. While there are many commercial crab grass killers, many are not appropriate for St....

  • How to Use Black Mulch in the Garden

    Adding mulch around your plants gives you added benefits that many are not aware of. Mulch is a good source of weed control and can help cut out those unsightly devils completely. Black mulch...

  • When to Plant Grass Seed in AZ

    Arizona features both barren desert and highlands, and this means multiple climate zones. In much of Arizona, the state's summer temperatures climb well into the triple digits. Still, you can...

  • How to Slow the Growth of Lawn Grass

    Slowing down the growth of your lawn grass will cut back on the amount of time and resources spent mowing the lawn. This will provide you with more leisure time during spring and summer months,...

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