You should water your lawn about an hour per week in two 30-minute sessions, on average.
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6 Signs Your Lawn Has Grubs
Discolored turf, thinning or dead grass patches, and even critters foraging in your yard are all signs your lawn has grubs
How to Fix Patchy Grass
Repair patchy grass using grass seed or sod. Prep soil, spread grass seed, rake, and cover. For sod, measure well, and ensure it’s level.
Planting Zones of Northern Indiana
Northern Indiana has two plant hardiness zones, the slightly cooler 5b in the northwest corner and 6a everywhere else.
Planting Zones of Rhode Island
Rhode Island has three plant hardiness zones: 6b, 7a, and 7b. Learn which one you fall in and what plants work best.
Pros and Cons of Clover Lawns in Northern California
Clover is a great turfgrass alternative for Northern California because it’s pollinator-friendly and low maintenance, but it has disadvantages.
How to Choose the Right Grass for Your Lawn (8 Factors to Consider)
When choosing the right grass for your lawn, consider climate, soil type, sun exposure, foot traffic, and maintenance requirements.
Should You Put Straw Over Grass Seed?
There are several pros and cons to putting straw over grass seed. Straw protects the seeds from erosion and birds, but it may attract pests.
10 Tips on How to Thicken Your Lawn
Regular lawn maintenance keeps lawns thick and healthy. How to thicken your lawn: mow, fertilize, dethatch, aerate, and overseed regularly.
How to Know if Fleas Are in Your Yard (5 Signs)
Itchy ankles after time outdoors, fur loss on your pet, and finding fleas on your socks are all signs your yard has fleas.