You know what’s a real bummer? Seeing your once-lush St. Augustine grass goin’ through some tough times. But don’t sweat it, my friends. We’ve got the lowdown on how to bring your turf back to life, so it’s lookin’ gorgeous once again. Let us help you figure out what’s ailin’ your grass and give you…
Hey there, fellow lawn lovers! If you’re a fan of St. Augustine grass, you know it can make your yard look like a lush, green paradise. But let’s face it, sometimes this gorgeous grass can get hit with some pesky diseases that can really mess with its good looks. Don’t worry, though! I’m gonna tell…
As a lawn care expert, I understand that maintaining a lush, green lawn requires careful timing, especially when it comes to mowing. One of the most common questions homeowners ask me is, “Can I mow wet grass?” The answer to this question depends on various factors, including the amount of rainfall, the type of grass,…
You probably know that the lawn mower needs to be properly put away after you use it, but what if you forgot or you just don’t do it? Is it okay if the mower gets wet, like from the rain? The short answer is Yes, lawn mowers can get wet, but there are some caveats…
Fertilizers play a crucial role in maintaining healthy plant growth and promoting vigorous, productive gardens. Among the myriad of options available to gardeners, understanding the significance of the three essential nutrients–Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K)–is vital. In addition to helping you with the meaning of NPK in fertilizers, we’re looking into the importance…
St. Augustine grass is a popular choice thanks to its thick, lush appearance and ability to tolerate shade. However, it can sometimes be slow to spread, leaving thin patches and bare spots in your yard. To combat that, there are some methods you can use to get your St. Augustine grass spreading quickly, resulting in…
Due to its ability to tolerate heat, humidity, and salt, St. Augustine grass is a popular warm-season grass that is commonly found in the southern United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean. And one of the most common methods of planting St. Augustine grass is through plugs. Planting St. Augustine grass plugs is a cost-effective and…
As gardeners and farmers, we are always searching for natural and effective ways to control pests in our soil. Beneficial nematodes have gained popularity as a natural solution for pest management, but there are concerns about their impact on earthworms, a vital component of healthy soil. Do they kill earthworms? No, nematodes do not kill…
Nematodes are small, unsegmented worms that live in various environments, including soil and water. Some species of nematodes are parasitic and can cause damage to plants and animals, while others are beneficial and can help control pests like grubs in lawns. As you may know, grubs feed on the roots of grass, which means they…
A byproduct of the corn syrup production process, corn gluten meal is a popular organic herbicide. For more than 30 years people have been using it as a natural weed control for lawns. Unlike synthetic chemical herbicides, corn gluten meal is non-toxic and won’t damage your lawn. When applied at the right time, corn gluten…
Small holes in yard overnight can be a frustrating sight for any homeowner. These holes seem to appear out of nowhere and often make your yard look unsightly. But what causes these small holes in your lawn? Animal activity is the most common cause of small holes in lawn overnight. Things like squirrels, rabbits, and…
If you’re not familiar with it, 10-10-10 fertilizer is a balanced fertilizer that contains equal parts of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. It’s great for lawns because these nutrients are essential for healthy plant growth and development. In fact, this fertilizer is especially useful for lawns that require a boost of nutrients to thrive. But here’s…
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