Whether you are staring at a sea of dirt around your newly-built home, or have an existing lawn in dire need of renewal, rolled sods are the quickest way to achieve a velvety green expanse … Read more
A lush, velvety lawn has long been considered essential for home landscaping, and the easiest way to achieve it is by installing sods. However, laying sod is a demanding physical task, and one that requires … Read more
Either hailed as a dream grass or despised as an aggressively invasive weed, Kikuyu grass is controversial. While it grows densely, survives hot droughts, and is even budget-friendly, Kikuyu grass can also be terribly invasive … Read more
Do you have a St Augustine lawn? Or maybe it’s Centipede? These two grasses look very similar with many of the same needs, but one is a high maintenance grass that’s good with alkaline soil, … Read more
If you are looking for an efficient way to spread fertilizer or seeds, you might have come across different broadcast spreaders and drop spreaders on the market. If you are new to using this type … Read more
Only becoming mainstream in 1999, Seashore Paspalum instantly became known as a miracle grass. But while it couldn’t possibly live up to the hype and myths surrounding it, this warm-season grass is still a great … Read more
Despite its somewhat cringy name, Centipede grass is renowned in the Southeast US as the best low-maintenance grass for the unused yard that just needs to look nice. It loves the acidic, sandy soil and … Read more
Do you want to know how to thin grass that is too thick? Maybe you aren’t sure how to tell your grass is too thick, or what makes grass be considered too thick vs a … Read more
If you think that there’s just one grass called Fescue, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Many people aren’t aware that turfgrass Fescues are divided into Fine Fescues (which comprise 4 fine-leafed species) and Turf-Type Tall … Read more
Of the 16 essential nutrients grass requires to grow healthy and vibrant, nitrogen is one of the biggest – and certainly the most talked about and obsessed over. Nitrogen is the N in NPK. What … Read more