A wonderfully green lawn is often the first thing you spot when you arrive at a potential home or the first place you step as you make your way to the front door. And once the house hunt is over and you’ve officially found “the one,” you want to do everything you can to keep that lawn looking as lovely as it did the first time you saw it.
So how can you keep your lawn looking its best? How much fertilizer do you need, and when should you seed it? Oh, and, is it really possible to keep grass green in the sweltering days of summer? If questions like these are swirling around in your head, you’ve come to the right place!
Read through this handy guide for all the tips you need to care for your lawn year-round.
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Problem: You fertilized your lawn, and now it’s turning yellow.
Solution: Too much fertilizer can burn your lawn. Luckily there are a few ways to turn things around. Start with water, then try out other repair tips if needed.
Problem: Your lawn’s been overrun by weeds.
Solution: Your task is to make your lawn a place where weeds won’t want to grow. Keeping up with proper mowing, seeding and fertilization will help.
Problem: Your lawn is turning brown in summer.
Solution: This blog post breaks down four reasons why your lawn is struggling in summer, and what to do.