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  • How to Kill Annual Rye Grass on a Golf Course

    Annual rye grass is commonly used on a golf course to keep it green when warm-weather grasses are dormant. Annual rye grass is only planted for one year; must be reseeded the following season. The...

  • How to Get Rid of Clover in Your Lawn

    Clover does not always equal luck, especially to homeowners who value an even, uniform lawn featuring thick, green grass. To them, clover is a weed that chokes out the grass and creates patches of...

  • How to Get Rid of Grubs in Zoysia Grass

    Zoysia grass is a lush green grass that is common in warm-season lawns. Zoysia grass is not usually bothered by insects, but is vulnerable to grubs. White grubs are the most common grubs that...

  • How to Kill Bermuda in Centipede Grass

    Bermuda and Centipede are two popular warm-weather grasses that are commonly used in lawns. Bermuda grass spreads out and is more aggressive than Centipede grass. If allowed to grow unchecked,...

  • How to Stop Erosion of New Grass Seed

    It is very frustrating to plant new grass seed only to see it wash away because of rain and soil erosion. The keys to growing grass are to keep the seeds in place until they take root and to help...

  • How to Keep St Augustine Grass From Spreading

    St. Augustine grass is a popular warm-weather grass that is common in lawns. St. Augustine is a hardy grass that requires little maintenance. Although it is not as aggressive as Bermuda grass, St....

  • How to Kill Burmuda & St Augustine Grass

    Bermuda and St. Augustine grass are two warm-weather grasses that are particularly popular in the Southern states. Both are hardy grasses that require minimum maintenance, and make a beautiful...

  • How to Kill Wire Grass

    Also known as Bermuda grass, wire grass is extremely difficult to kill. Wire grass is hard to kill because it produces millions of tiny seeds, making it virtually impossible to remove all of them....

  • How to Kill Water Grass

    Water grass is a general term used to describe a wide variety of grassy weed species. It thrives in a wet environment. Some species grow in water, while others thrive on soggy ground and lawns....

  • How to Stop Black Mold

    Black mold, which is formally called Strachybotrys atra, has a green and black color. Black mold can grow just about anywhere, including inside and outside. Black mold grows best in areas that are...

  • How to Cut Golf Greens Grass

    Most people that play golf have little to no knowledge of the care required to keep a golf course in excellent playing condition. There is one part of a golf course that receives the most scrutiny...

  • How to Fix Surface Roots on a Lawn

    Tree roots in the lawn can be a trip hazard and a mowing hazard if not solved. Roots are vital to the survival of the tree and any solution must take into consideration the health of the tree....

  • How to Mow Bermuda Grass Short

    Bermuda grass can be a high maintenance, yet rewarding lawn. The most common mistake is cutting this grass too long, which leaves it looking shaggy. When cut between 1/4 and 3/4 inches this...

  • How to Winterize Lawn Sprinkler Systems

    Winterizing your home irrigation system or commercial sprinkler systems can help to avoid major damage caused by frozen water in the sprinkler lines. If left to freeze in the lines, water can...

  • How to Grow Grass Like at the Masters

    If you've ever watched the Masters golf tournament, you don't have to lust over the perfect golf swing to be wondering "how did they do that?" Just looking at the well-tended, verdant lawn may...

  • How to Treat Fungus in St. Augustine Grass

    Almost all grass diseases are caused by fungus, and St. Augustine grass is no exception. St. Augustine grass particularly is susceptible to brownpatch, gray leaf spot, Helminthosporium, Pythium,...

  • How to Eliminate Zoysia Grass

    While zoysia grass may seem nice at first, come winter, this grass has a tendency to become yellow and look rather bad. If you or the previous owner of your home put in zoysia grass, but you now...

  • How to Maintain New Sod Lawn

    After you lay new sod, you must take care of it properly so that the roots take hold and the lawn continues to grow. Ignoring the newly laid sod will cause it to die. After you lay the new sod,...

  • How to Remove a Broken Wood Fence Post

    Removing a broken wooden fence post is back-breaking work that can take hours to complete. The concrete plug that holds the fence post in place can be 30 inches deep in the ground and does not...

  • How to Recycle Fall Leaves Back Into Your Landscape

    Now that it is Fall, we can enjoy once again, the beautiful colors of Autumn leaves. But once they cover our lawn, we then need to get rid of them. Fall leaves are a natural source of nutrients...

  • How to Pull a Shrub or Bush From The Ground Using a Truck/equipment

    Pulling a shrub or bush from the ground. It is so simple and takes less than 2 minutes!!!

  • How to Eradicate Poison Oak

    Poison Oak is known to be a particularly insidious plant, sometimes confused with the native Oak tree. The primary difference is Poison Oak has very shiny, rounder leaves; indicative of the oils...

  • How to Patch a Lawn

    A perfect lawn is part of the American dream. Although it may not be easy to have a perfect lawn, there are things that you can do to make your lawn look clean and healthy. If you have areas of...

  • How to Change piston rings on a lawnmower

    You will learn how to change the piston rings in a small lawnmower.

  • How to Take Care of a Grass Lawn Without a Mower

    Maintaining your grass lawn without a mower can be easy and pleasurable. You can enjoy the outdoors in your yard without the roaring of an engine or added expense of fuel and machine upkeep. Try...

  • How to Take Care of Your Lawn in the Summer Months

    Summer is a great time of year to get outside and enjoy your yard. You might have barbecues or lawn parties with your neighbors and you want your grass to be green and free of weeds so everyone...

  • How to Rebuild the Carburetor in a Ford Tractor

    A carburetor is a mechanical device that combines air and fuel in an internal combustion engine. The carburetor controls the flow of air into an engine. The speed of the air entering the engine...

  • How to Safely Burn Brush and Undergrowth

    Early spring sees rampant growth of weeds and underbrush in yards, fields, grasslands and wooded areas. Unfortunately, this burgeoning season also signals the rapid spread of wildfire. ...

  • How to Cut Grass on a Baseball Outfield

    A baseball field can really be a thing of beauty. Most teams use the bet sod, the best fertilizer and the best watering system to keep the grass looking green all year-long. However, beautiful...

  • How to Prep a Lawn for Slit Seeders

    Slit seeding is a method used to restore bald spots on your lawn. It also helps to keep your existing lawn thick and green. A slit seeder is a machine that makes cuts into the lawn and drops...

  • How to Identify Lawn Weeds

    In terms of someone's lawn the definition of weeds could be plants that just seem out of place. While weeds on a lawn are unwanted they are extremely adaptable and have incredibly effective means...

  • How to Professionally Edge a Lawn

    Grass likes to spread out and grow wherever it can. Its underground runners will creep into your garden beds and onto your paths. Taking the time to edge your lawn will create a clean crisp edge...

  • How to Care for Your Lawn

    Warm weather arrives, and one of the most challenging and time consuming chores the home gardener faces is taking care of the lawn. Mowing, watering, and fertilizing are a must just to keep the...

  • How to clean up your yard and leaves for fall

    Cleaning up your yard after all the fall leaves have fallen can be an overwhelming job. It is important to rake, blow, mulch, or bag up your leaves though. If you let them go, your yard will be...

  • How to Tell if a Large Tree is Dead

    Determining whether a tree is dead and needs to be removed or if it is simply ailing from problems with insects, weather or infection can be a tricky job. Before calling in a tree service, try to...

  • How to Consider a Grassless Landscape

    Have you finally decided that all the work and money you put into your lawn is just not worth it? Just think of all the time that is spent mowing, watering, applying fertilizer and weed killer and...

  • How to Repair a Leaf Blower

    Leaf blowers propel leaves and other lawn debris through the air by creating winds of up to 180 miles per hour. Whether you're using a back-pack engine- driven model or a motor-driven hand-held...

  • How to Keep Kids From Crossing Through Your Yard

    So those pesky neighborhood kids are running across your freshly planted grass seeds again. Few things are more frustrating than to have kids cross over freshly planted grass. We all know that...

  • How to install automatic sprinklers

    You will learn how to lay the lawn irrigation pipes and connect them so they make an efficient watering system.

  • How to Save Water With a Sleeping Lawn

    When drought causes the local government to implement watering restrictions, many proud owners of lush lawns panic. However, although a brown lawn isn't attractive, it may not be dead, only...

  • How to Keep a Lawn Green

    A lawn can make or break a home's attractiveness. For some homeowners, getting the green grass they desire can seem next to impossible. But it is possible, even if you don't have a natural green...

  • How to Maintain a Lawn Sprinkler System

    Once you've installed a lawn sprinkler system, you'll want to know how to protect your investment. Knowing how to maintain a lawn sprinkler system involves seasonal check-ups which you can do...

  • How to Have Less Lawn to Mow

    Feel like a slave to your turf lawn? The perfect green lawn always requires something: mowing, watering, fertilizing, raking, more mowing, aerating, seeding and weeding. You could dump gravel and...

  • How to Keep Your Lawn Green

    A green lawn can make a home pop with attractiveness. For some, getting the green grass they desire can seem next to impossible. It can be done, even if you don't have a natural green thumb. Learn...

  • How to Control Weeds In Your Lawn

    There is a common misconception that certain plants are always weeds. By definition, that is not the case, because weeds are nothing more than undesirable plants. If you desire it, it is not a...

  • How to Protect Lawn From Drought

    When you haven't had time to prepare your lawn before a drought, it can be stressful. But there are ways to minimize the effects of drought on unprepared lawns. These tips can help you keep your...

  • How to Get Rid of Carpenter Ants

    Carpenter ants tunnel through your walls, destroying the wood structure and often leave behind wood shavings that look like sawdust. They are very destructive and must be treated. Following the...

  • How to Repair a Leaking Irrigation System

    If an earthquake or an errant shovel bursts your irrigation pipes, you know it instantly. But smaller leaks can go undetected for months-- until you realize that your water bill has skyrocketed,...

  • How to Lay Out a Sprinkler System

    If you live where watering is a season-long or year-round affair of hoses and sprinklers, consider a permanent sprinkler system. Whether it's spray or drip, manual or automatic, a customized...

  • How to Aerate a Lawn

    You've done everything right and still the lawn looks lousy, especially where the kids play and the dogs romp. Check your soil for compaction, then use a core aerator to pull out plugs of soil and...

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