Lawns can be a lot of work, and keeping your grass looking healthy and lush is quite a task. However, there are many great alternatives to a grass lawn that can provide a beautiful and eco-friendly yard. In today’s article, I’ll share nine of my favorite lawn replacement ideas that you can use as inspiration if you’re thinking of removing some or all of your traditional grass lawn.
Read MoreWhen to Plant Grass Seed (in every state & growing region)
Planting your grass seed at the right time of year is just as important as how you plant it. If you don’t plant grass seed at the right time of year, you won’t get the best results. In fact, you might end up with seed that doesn’t germinate, grass that doesn’t survive, and (more to the point) wasted money. Today, I’ll explain when to plant grass seed in every state and growing region in the USA.
Read MoreBest Spring Lawn Fertilizer in 2024 (based on our testing)
Spring is one of the busiest times in the lawn care calendar, and if you’re like me you can’t wait to get your grass to wake up, green-up, and look great. But don’t just throw down any old product – get the best spring lawn fertilizer you can. This buyer’s guide, freshly updated for 2024 and based on detailed composition analysis, careful research, and hands-on testing, will guide you to the best choice.
Read MoreWhere to Buy Sunday Lawn Care?
Sunday Lawn Care is on track to be one of the most popular organic lawn care companies on the market. They have a wide selection of organic fertilizers, grass seeds, and weed control products designed to keep your lawn looking beautiful year-round. Let’s find out where to buy Sunday lawn care!
Read MoreSpurge Weed Identification (+ how to kill it in your lawn)
Spurge is an odd-looking weed. It’s fleshy and tends to grow out horizontally, looking almost flat on the ground. Spurge likes warm and hot weather, and in lawns it creates big problems, smothering the desirable turfgrass that surrounds it. I’ve tangled with spurge weed in the past, so I’ve put together this spurge weed identification guide, and I’ll detail exactly how to kill it, and the best herbicide for the job in today’s article.
Read MoreThe Disadvantages of Zero Turn Mowers (that nobody’s talking about)
While zero-turn mowers offer some incredible benefits, there definitely are some drawbacks that you should be aware of prior to making a purchase. Understanding these disadvantages may help you decide whether or not the benefits are worth the investment. Scroll down to learn all about this kind of mower, including the disadvantages of zero turn mowers.
Read MoreDo Lawn Mowers Take Regular Gas? (what I use instead)
Like most engine-powered vehicles, lawn mowers need gas in order to run properly. However, lawn mower engines and car engines work a little differently. Keep scrolling to find out my answer to the question, do lawn mowers take regular gas?
Read MorePerennial Ryegrass vs Kentucky Bluegrass for Lawns
Perennial Ryegrass and Kentucky Bluegrass are two very popular grass types for cool-season lawns and lawns in the transition zone. Are you thinking about planting one of these types of lawn grass seed on your lawn? Keep scrolling to read my complete Perennial Ryegrass vs Kentucky bluegrass comparison article in which I’ll detail their growth habit, characteristics, germination rate, disease and pest resistance, and more.
Read MoreIs Sunday Lawn Care Worth It?
Subscription lawn care services are becoming increasingly popular, just as subscription offerings in a host of other industries have seen their popularity surge in the last decade. But does the convenience of a lawn care product delivery service live up to the hype? And more precisely, is Sunday Lawn Care worth it? Keep reading to find out.
Read MoreBest American Made Lawn Mowers (actually made in USA)
With so many lawn mower manufacturers in the world, it can be hard for homeowners to choose the best brand to purchase from. One thing that might factor into your decision is where the lawn mowers are made. Today, I’ll reveal the best American made lawn mowers.
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