Brown patch, leaf spot, dollar spot, summer patch, pink and gray snowmolds, powdery mildew–these fungus infections can undermine the health and beauty of your lawn quickly if not controlled effectively. If you notice that areas of your lawn have become infected by fungi, it’s important to determine what type of […]
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When it comes to lawn weeds, some property owners aren’t too concerned about the distinguishing features that differentiate one weed from another. However, when it comes to some look-alike weeds like spurge and purslane, it’s important to know the difference as spurges are poisonous and purslane is not. Spurges release […]
Late summer and early fall are the best times to aerate and overseed your lawn, especially if your lawn contains cool season grass. If you have warm-season grass, you should perform aeration and overseeding in early summer for best results. The combination of warm soil temperatures and cooler nights make […]
Spurge, commonly called spotted spurge, is a fast-growing, invasive weed that thrives in warm weather. There are various types of spurge weeds, such as spotted spurge, creeping spurge, nodding spurge, and petty spurge. But whether the variety is low growing or tall growing, it can crowd out more desirable plants […]
It seems to happen every year. Your once green and healthy lawn of springtime has turned a corner with the high temperatures and dry weather of the summer months. Drought damage and pre-dormancy begin with your green lawn slowly turning blueish color. And with prolonged periods of watering, irrigation restrictions, […]
Both zoysia grass and St. Augustine grass are warm-season grasses, but which one is a good turf grass for your setting? Although both grass types have their positive traits and drawbacks, one might be preferable to another once you learn about their characteristics. Learn about these grasses here. Similarities and […]
Zoysia grass is a warm-season grass that is popular in the southern portion of the U.S. because of its lovely emerald green hue and resistance to foot traffic. Although zoysia grass takes longer to establish itself than other warm-season grasses, it does feature excellent heat and drought tolerance and is […]
St. Augustine grass is a popular warm-season grass and is often regarded as one of the best grasses for lawns in southern areas like Florida and nearby gulf states. It boasts lovely blue-green leaves and has a spreading or creeping growth habit that forms dense mats. Although a relatively low-maintenance […]
A healthy green lawn is a pleasure to behold. Unfortunately, most lawns experience problems like brown patches from time to time. Patches of brown grass are not uncommon, but they’re definitely not something you want to see erupt across your lawn. If your grass is turning brown in areas during […]
Trying to decide whether to install a Bermuda grass or St. Augustine lawn? Both of these warm-season grass types have their advantages and disadvantages as well as their similarities and differences. But which lawn grass should you choose? Let’s consider. Similarities and Differences between Bermuda Grass and St. Augustine Grass […]
A vigorous warm season grass, Bermuda grass produces an attractive medium green, dense turf that adapts well to various soil types and climates. Able to withstand foot traffic well and compete with existing weeds, Bermuda grass has become a popular grass for property owners. A Bermuda lawn tends to be […]
Grubs are the larvae of certain insects such as Japanese beetles, Oriental beetles, June beetles, and European chafers. Voracious in their appetite, grubs can do extensive damage to lawns, which is why it’s important to apply grub control measures to stop them before they eat through grassroots. These c-shaped grubs […]
