Top 10 grass type for your lawn..
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1. Buffalo Grass – This kind of grass requires only less maintenance and this could tolerate drought.
2. Bahiagrass – this soil is best for those acidic and very sandy types of soil.
3. St. Augustine Grass – this is a very quick growing grass, an…
Summer Lawn Treatment
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June 30, 2009
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– Summer lawn treatment is necessary since the heat is being absorbed by your lawn and this needs special care to help you maintain a health green lush lawn. Here are the two parts of summer lawn treatment:
1. Summer Treatment – When we say summer the…
Tailoring a Spring Lawn Care Schedule to Your Unique Needs
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April 24, 2009
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Any experienced homeowner knows that maintaining a beautiful lawn takes work that goes far beyond the hot days of summer. Quality lawn care begins in early spring and carries on well into the fall months before allowing the lawn to go dormant over the winter. However, even experienced homeowners can get confused about the best spring lawn care schedule to maintain.
