Lawn Mowing Your grass will still be growing well into the fall season. When your lawn’s growth begins to slow down, that is your signal to begin mowing shorter. Gradually lower the mowing height so it is 1 ½ inch high or less before winter. Controlling Lawn Disease and Leaf Clean-up Removing leaves from your […]
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The blanket of leaves on your lawn might be beautiful, but it’s not doing your grass any favors. Leaves lay on top of your lawn, blocking sunlight and trapping moisture, which isn’t good for the health of your grass. You’re also risking diseases such as snow mold, resulting in round patches of matted grass. Snow
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You spend all spring, summer and fall making sure your landscape looks perfect. So when winter arrives, you can finally take a break, right? Well – kind of. It’s true that you don’t have to do a lot of upkeep in the winter, but there are steps you need to take to make sure your
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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
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Have you noticed a yellow-orange or orange hue in your lawn and wondered what’s causing it? That would be lawn rust. You’re probably wondering: What is lawn rust? What causes lawn rust? Is lawn rust dangerous? How do you treat lawn rust? Don’t worry! The following guide discusses everything you need to know about lawn
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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 Grass? 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,
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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
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It happens to the best of us – one day you notice those dreaded brown patches in your beautifully cared for lawn. You may be asking, “What cause these bare spots in my lawn and can they be prevented?” To take care of bare patches in your lawn, the best place to start is to
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Your new grass seed will start growing in about 10-14 days, but sometimes full grass seed germination-time can take up to 30 days, especially in regions like Northeast Ohio. When you’re planting new grass seed in your yard, it can seem like it’s taking forever to start sprouting, but there are a variety of factors
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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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