As winter retreats and spring arrives, it’s time to prepare your lawn for the upcoming rainy season. Proper preparation now prevents waterlogging, runoff, and nutrient depletion that can damage your grass for months to come. Creating effective drainage systems and…
Spring is finally here, and it’s the perfect time to get your lawn looking its best without spending every weekend on maintenance. As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, your lawn is waking up from winter dormancy and needs…
As winter fades and spring approaches, many homeowners overlook the importance of clearing lawn debris. Yet this simple task can significantly impact the health and appearance of your grass in the coming months. Removing fallen leaves, twigs, and other organic…
Spring is upon us, and for many homeowners, that means it’s time to rejuvenate lawns after winter dormancy. While seeding seems straightforward, urban and suburban gardeners face unique challenges that standard lawn care advice often overlooks. The most common spring…
Testing your soil before spring arrives is a crucial step in preparing your lawn for the growing season. A soil test provides valuable insights into the health and composition of your lawn’s foundation. By analyzing your soil’s pH levels and…
Late winter presents an ideal opportunity for proactive lawn care. As temperatures begin to rise, weed seeds prepare to germinate, making this the perfect time to apply pre-emergent herbicides. These treatments create a protective barrier in the soil, preventing weed…
Spring is approaching, and many homeowners are eager to start their lawn care routines. Knowing when to begin is crucial for achieving a lush, healthy yard throughout the growing season. The best time to start spring lawn care typically begins…
Honda North Carolina Manufacturing (NCM) today announced the start of production of its first battery-powered zero-turn radius (ZTR) mowers at its facility in Swepsonville, N.C. ProZision ZTR mowers are produced using domestic and globally made parts and will be available…
Leaves on a winter lawn are neutral until they form a mat. Shredded leaf fragments that fall into the grass canopy can feed the soil and vanish over time. Whole leaves that stick together form a wet blanket that blocks…
To prevent frost damage on grass, avoid walking on it, use a potassium-rich autumn/winter fertiliser for strength, keep it hydrated by watering before a frost, and ensure it’s not mown too short, while clearing leaves to prevent smothering. Creating windbreaks also reduces moisture loss, and…
