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Nutsedge weed with a yellowish seed head and thin, light green leaves that come to a point and give the grass weed a distinctive V shape

Nutsedge Identification

Have you been seeing this “weed” popping up in your lawn in the summer? If so, you are dealing with a unique plant from the sedge family of plants called Nutsedge, and it is neither a grass, nor a weed. How to Treat Nutsedge Nutsedge requires treatment above and beyond that of traditional broadleaf weed

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Grass Seeding Best Practices

Northeast Ohio homeowners are very particular about their lawns. If we notice so much as one dead or thin spot, we do everything we can to quickly fix it. But before you start tearing up your lawn and planting grass seed, you need to make sure your plan is the most effective solution. Let’s start

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Soil Testing

What is soil testing? Does everyone need to test their lawn’s soil? Do you need a chemistry degree to understand the results? These are common questions our customers ask us about soil testing. So let’s break it down. Should I test my lawn’s soil? While most northeast Ohio lawns have similar soil, it’s good to

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