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Soil should always be moist during the germination process.
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The most frequent reason for lawn failure is lack of proper watering.
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Generally, under ideal conditions, grass will appear after 5-14 days.
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If a soil test shows acidity, apply limestone to reduce acidity levels in the soil.
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Most types of grasses will survive best when cut to 2.5 to 3.5 inches in height.
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Learn more about soil >
The most frequent reason for lawn failure is lack of proper watering.
Learn more about watering >
Generally, under ideal conditions, grass will appear after 5-14 days.
Learn more about germination >
If a soil test shows acidity, apply limestone to reduce acidity levels in the soil.
Learn more about pH levels >
Most types of grasses will survive best when cut to 2.5 to 3.5 inches in height.
Learn more about mowing >
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These water-saving systems, which range from simple sprinklers to in-ground irrigation, not only hydrate your lawn or garden, but they also save you time and money. Read More >
After being smothered by snow for many months, your yard needs some time to breathe. The easiest way to provide your lawn with fresh air is through some simple aeration. Read More >
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Simple Steps to Keep Your Lawn Healthy >
Your Lawn Questions Answered >
What to Know About Weed And Feed Fertilizers >
Fertilizing Basics >
Fertilizing Tips >
New Lawn Kits - Everything You Need Including The Seed >
Three Components To A Healthy Lawn >
Lawn Care TIps >
Sprinklers How-To Video >
Seeding Your Lawn In Fall >
Fall Fertilizing >
Winterizing Your Lawn >
Fixing Lawn Bare Spots >
Winterizing Your Garden Tools >
A beautiful green lawn is the pride of most every homeowner. If your turf needs help, don't despair! In this article, we'll show you how to restore a tired, sick looking lawn. Read More >
Start by preparing the seed bed and remove debris and large rocks. Then till to a depth of 4-6"
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Remove as much loose grass and weeds as possible. Loosen soil with renovator or rake as necessary to expose soils. Apply fertilizer, then sow seed evenly, taking extra care on bare spots. Read More >
