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How to Winterize Your Lawn Mower
Tweet Months of inactivity can take its toll on your lawn mower if you simply store it without preparing it for the colder weather. Winterizing your lawn mower can be
How to Speed Up the Composting Process
Your compost pile is well stocked and is regularly replenished with kitchen scraps, lawn cuttings and ground up leaves. But there is one problem: you don’t have enough composted material ready to supply your extensive garden footprint through the summer.
Summer Lawn Care Tips and Tricks
As spring gives way to summer, homeowners will need to do what it takes to keep their lawns looking green and clean.
5 Lawn Sprinkler System Maintenance Tips
It can cost homeowners thousands of dollars to have a lawn sprinkler system installed, with hundreds more spent on repairs when something goes wrong. That, “something goes wrong” can best be avoided by caring for this system on a regular basis.
Fall Overseeding and Your Patchy Lawn
Your lawn has survived the summer beat down, but it is now patchy, worn and a bit pathetic. Fall is the ideal time to aerate and overseed your lawn, a twin effort that can yield extraordinary results.
The Cure for Your Brown, Parched Lawn
All it takes for your lawn to lose its color is several weeks of little to no rain. Couple that with ample sunshine and high temperatures, and you have a recipe for a brown lawn.
Driveways: To Pave or Not
With a finished driveway, you’re always ensured of a smooth and clear surface, weather conditions excepted. With other options you have no such assurance, but you do have one distinct advantage: reduced problems of run off from paving land that once was left uncovered.
You Can Prep Your Lawn For Spring
As winter begins to wind down, your thoughts may turn to your lawn which has been lying dormant for the past several months. Before you know it, your grass will begin to assume that unmistakeable green tint, signaling that spring has arrived.
7 Lawn Mower Care Tips
Tweet As fall winds down, you’ll be making your last few passes across your lawn until next spring. Fallen leaves may now be a factor, which means you can either
Getting Your Lawn Ready For Spring
Tweet There are a variety of ways to make sure your lawn springs back from those long and cold winter months. Just by following a few simple tips, you can
