Yard work is never easy, but it gets even more difficult when the temperatures go past 90 degrees. It only becomes bearable once the sun starts to set. The grass can suffer from stress under direct sunlight as well.
You need to give it some extra TLC when it gets extremely hot during the summer.
To make sure ensure that your lawn will be in tiptop shape during the summer season, here are some tips we …
Should You Have a Micro-Clover Lawn?
With more people becoming environmentally conscious, there has been a trend towards low-maintenance and eco-friendly grass lawn alternatives. Clovers have become a popular choice among these people due to their easy maintenance and nitrogen-fixing capability.
Micro-clover is also gaining traction due to its low and slow growth and ability to blend with turfgrass. This is a plant that grows to a height of about four to six inches on average. The …
Perennial Ryegrass vs Tall Fescue: How Do They Compare?
Perennial ryegrass and tall fescue are among the most common cool-season lawn grass types. They both fare well in moderate summers and cold winters. Although they boast many similarities, there are key differences that set them apart.
The better choice for your lawn will ultimately depend on the climate, shade, rainfall, foot traffic, and desired maintenance.
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Here Is How You Should Edge Your Lawn
You might have a gorgeous lawn, but its beauty will be hampered by a messy lawn edge. When cut improperly, the lawn will look sloppy no matter what. If this is a problem for you, this article will help you solve the problem in no time at all.
We have outlined the following steps to help you achieve a clean lawn edge:
Mow Your Lawn First
When you mow …