Fungus:Fungal lawn diseases take advantage of moist conditions to spread and thrive. If your lawn has a blight, mold, or patch problem, you’re probably overwatering. It could also just be that you might be watering at the wrong time of day. Try watering early …
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There are quite a few reasons why rain gives grass the upper hand when you try to mow. Grass behaves like people when it’s getting rained on: it hunches over. The result is that many blades of grass get pushed over, …
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Most grasses have a range of recommended mowing heights. Stay at the upper end of that range when the lawn is under stressful conditions, such as hot weather or drought, or if you have a shady lawn. In cooler weather, …
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For those of you who have lived in the Reno, Nevada area all their lives know that the dry weather can take a toll on your beatiful landscaping upgrades and patio furniture. Heres how to keep your old pavers looking …
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Snowmold is most common to Kentucky Bluegrass and Fescues in  regions where snow falls and sits on the lawn for extended periods of time The best prevention for snowmold is to aerate often. Improving water drainage, raking leaves off lawn’s …
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