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Seeding is an essential step to creating, as well as maintaining, a healthy lawn. It promotes a fuller and more complete lawn while discouraging the growth of weeds and other invasive plants in the process. If you're planning to seed your lawn, though, you should avoid making these six … [Read more...]
Has a tree in your landscape been struck by lightning? Statistics show roughly 8 million lightning strikes occur each day. While most of them occur in rural areas, others occur in residential communities. When lightning strikes a tree, though, it can cause serious damage. So, what should you … [Read more...]
Is an overgrown oak tree in your landscape causing you problems? Maybe it's blanketing your lawn with acorns – some oaks can drop 10,000 acorns per year – or perhaps its large branches are overhanging your front porch. In cases such as these, many homeowners assume that topping the problematic … [Read more...]
Are you planning to lay sod in your landscape? When compared to natural “seeded” grass, sod offers several benefits. It grows more evenly, protects the soil from erosion and has an attractive appearance. Unfortunately, it's not uncommon for newly laid sod to dry out. Whether you're covering … [Read more...]
No lawn is immune to fungal disease. Assuming your lawn consists of natural grass, it may become the target of a disease-causing fungus. By familiarizing yourself with the four following fungal diseases, you'll be able to maintain a healthier lawn. #1) Necrotic Ring Spot Caused by the … [Read more...]