The beautiful fall colors and changing leaves means fall is officially here in Ohio…and that also means raking, bagging, and cleaning up leaves in your yard before the snow flies. Fall clean-up can be a hassle, but don’t let leaves drag you down. Grass Master can help you make the most of your clean-up with …
You know the feeling when you play with your dog in the lawn and you both end up with orange dust on your feet? Then you need to wipe off your shoes and your dog looks like he’s wearing halloween socks. This situation is brought to you by lawn rust. So what exactly is lawn …
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, …
In Northeast Ohio, we to spend every second of winter counting the days until summer. And while summer means long afternoons at the pool, road trips and vacations, it is important not to lose sight of all of the hard work you put in this spring making sure your lawn looks its best. Follow our …
It happens to the best of us…one day you notice those dreaded brown or bare patches in your beautifully cared for lawn and wonder what to do. The best place to start is to try and find out the source of the problem to best treat it and get your grass back to its healthy …
When you’re planting new grass seed in your yard, it can seem like it’s taking forever to start sprouting. You may even ask yourself if it’s growing slowly because you’re watching it! The truth is, there are different factors to consider that influence how long it takes for new grass to start thriving. Type of …
It’s cold outside, but it’s not too early to start anticipating a beautiful lawn. Scheduling regular fertilizer treatments is the best way to keep your lawn in top condition. How Grass Master can help Fertilizer improves lawn health by replacing nutrients once present in the soil but depleted over time. Nitrogen, a chief component of …
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Nothing marks winter in Ohio better than white roads caked with deicing salt. While rock salt is necessary to prevent icy roads, it can do some serious damage to your lawn. You might notice brown strips of brown grass lining your driveway, sidewalk and roadway after the snow melts in the spring. This is due …
