If you’ve spotted blackish, moldy looking spots on your grass, you might be dealing with a black mold that’s also known as slime mold. This black fungus-like stuff may look terrible, but you don’t have to worry about your lawn. Black slime mold will resolve itself, although there are a few things you can do …
Core aeration is a great way to get oxygen and nutrients to roots without chemicals. Periodic, regular core aeration breaks up compacted soil and reduces thatch, allowing your other lawn care treatments to work better. How Core aeration works Core aeration is the process of removing “cores” from your lawn. These cores are plugs of soil, …
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Trust Grass Master for Your Lawn Care Who better to trust for lawn care than your local lawn care experts? If you’re choosing a provider for lawn care services, there’s no better place to look than in your own backyard (not literally, but almost). There are so many benefits in going local. Here are a …
There is just something rewarding about doing the job yourself right? It’s a sense of accomplishment, achievement and a feeling of satisfaction when you look back on all your hard work. This feeling rings true for just about anything you do; building your deck, washing your house, fixing that squeaky door hinge in the basement, …
It starts slowly. You might not even notice it at first. But before you know it, you’re dealing with a full-scale invasion. That’s right – your neighbor’s weeds can quickly become your weeds if you’re not careful. Don’t fret. Grass Master has a few tips for keeping your lawn weed-free even if your neighbors aren’t …
All lawn care companies are the same, right? We get asked this question all the time, and the sentiment couldn’t be further from the truth. Sure – the services offered are similar, but the people and quality are what really make the difference. So what should you think about when choosing a lawn care company? …
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It’s obvious that your lawn needs water to survive. But just how much water does it need? The answer may surprise you. How often should I water my yard? Even during hot weather and droughts, you only need to water your grass every two to three days. Your grass is more resilient than you think, …