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How Much to Water A Lawn

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We have received several questions on how much to water a lawn. Homeowners usually want to know how much and how long to leave...
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Fertilize Irrigated Cool-Season Lawns in May  

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May is an excellent time to fertilize cool-season lawns such as tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass if they will be irrigated throughout the summer....
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Taking Care of Your Lawn care Month-to-Month

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This is your guide to month-to-month lawn care needs. March Spot treat broadleaf weeds if necessary. Treat on a day that is 50 degrees or...
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Turfgrass

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Bermudagrass Control Bermudagrass can make a nice lawn if you don't mind its invasiveness and short growing season. But many people dislike both these characteristics....
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Brown Patch on Fescue

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We have been receiving numerous reports of brown patch showing up on tall fescue. This disease is favored by warm night temperatures and extended...
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Grub Control in Lawns

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If you plan on using a grub preventative on your lawn, the first half of July is a good target date for most products....
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Enjoy Backyard Family Time

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(Family Features) A lush, healthy landscape is the perfect setting for making family memories. In fact, more than half of Americans say their yard...
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How Low Should You Go?

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We often are asked whether it is good to mow lower in the spring. The answer is yes and no. It doesn’t hurt to mow...
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A Lush Lawn in 4 Easy Steps

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(Family Features) Want to get the best out of your lawn this year? Implement these simple hacks to keep your lawn green and growing,...
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Soil Testing

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Most gardeners think that soil tests are done only to find out what nutrients are deficient. However, it is just as important to know...
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