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Spring vs. Fall Aeration and Overseeding: Tips & Benefits

As you’re taking steps this spring to get the greenest, lushest grass possible for your lawn, don’t forget this combo move: aeration and overseeding. Aeration is the process of removing small plugs, or cores, of dirt at regular intervals throughout a lawn. This cuts through compacted soil, introducing much-needed oxygen and water to starved roots. […]

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Fall Lawn Fertilization Tips

Fall is prime prep time for your lawn. With the right techniques, your lawn will weather the winter cold and emerge victorious in the spring. Fertilizer Now Makes the Difference Later Fall fertilizer is the biggest factor tipping the odds in your favor for a green lawn in the spring. Many people equate spring with

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Mole Control

How can I stop moles from destroying my lawn? Have you ever stepped outside only to be greeted with little mounds of dirt peeking out of your lawn? If so, you know a mole is making himself at home. Damage inflicted by moles goes more than surface deep. Besides leaving unsightly dirt piles and tunnels

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Answers for Summer-Weary Lawns

By the end of summer, many lawns are starting to show the results of the hot weather. The sun, lack of rain and wear and tear of summer activities can start to take their toll. If your lawn is looking a little weary, now is a good time for the right treatment. Drought Recovery Unrelenting

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Does Your Lawn Have Nutsedge?

What is that weed in my lawn? It’s a game many of us play in the summer. Many homeowners immediately assume crabgrass, but what you have in your lawn might be nutsedge. Nutsedge is a type of sedge –  a grass-like plant that can be very hard to eliminate from your lawn because it can

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