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Wildlife Garden Turf: Creating Mini Meadows For Wildlife
The appeal of a perfect, green lawn is strong, but more people are turning to wildlife-friendly alternatives. A wildflower meadow lawn is one option.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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What Are Smart Lawn Mowers – Learn About Robot Lawn Mowers
What are smart lawn mowers? Once you learn what they are, you may find yourself switching from your existing model. Click here for more info.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Late Summer Lawn Care Checklist
Plan to do some late summer care and maintenance of your lawn so it will be healthy and beautiful in the spring. Here are some tips.
By Laura Miller
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Choosing And Using Lawn Herbicides
Good cultural practices can reduce many weeds, but a lawn weed killer will enhance the health of the grass. Read on for more.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Organic Lawn Care Advice
A turf lawn isn’t the most environmentally-friendly. But organic lawn care can make your yard less damaging to the local ecosystem.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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DIY Lawn Care Plan For Easy Maintenance
There is a saying -- "work smart, not hard" -- that seems especially appropriate in our landscapes. Read on for easy DIY lawn care tips.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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When To Mow Wet Grass And When To Wait
It’s been raining and your wet grass needs a trim but it’s better to wait a bit. A drier lawn is easier to mow for several reasons.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Best Time Of Day To Mow Lawn
Interestingly WHEN to cut grass is one of the most important factors in having a healthy lawn. Read on for more.
By Amy Grant
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How To Cut Grass On A Steep Hill
Cutting grass on steep slopes poses some challenges and potential danger. These tips on cutting grass on a hill will make the task easier.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Taming Wild Yards: How To Restore Overgrown Lawns
If you are hoping for tips on how to restore overgrown lawns without chemicals, you’ve come to the right place. Click here for overgrown lawn care info.
By Teo Spengler
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What Is Turf Scalping: How To Fix A Scalped Lawn
Lawn scalping can occur when the mower height is set too low, or when you go over a high spot in the grass. Learn more about this lawn issue here.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Grass Pathway Ideas: Creating Grass Garden Paths
Grass paths in gardens are pleasant to walk on and wonderful for separating areas of “wild space.” Click here for tips on how to make a grass path.
By Teo Spengler
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Thatch Removal With Fire: Is Burning Of Grass Safe
In some circumstances, you may also see lawn care workers using fire to get rid of thatch. Thatch removal with fire is a controversial subject, which we will discuss in this article. Click here to learn more about burning grass to remove thatch.
By Darcy Larum
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What Is Microclover – Tips For Microclover Care In Lawns
Microclover has smaller leaves, grows lower to the ground, and doesn?t grow in clumps. It is becoming a more common addition to lawns and gardens, and after learning a little more microclover information, you may want it in your yard too. This article will help.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Does Artificial Turf Harm Tree Roots: Tips For Installing Artificial Grass Near Trees
You can actually have that perfect, maintenance-free lawn with artificial turf. However, like anything, artificial turf has its pros and cons. Installing artificial grass near trees is a specific concern. Learn about using artificial grass around trees in this article.
By Darcy Larum
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Endophytes Lawns – Learn About Endophyte Enhanced Grasses
While perusing grass seed mix labels at your local garden center, one label pops out at you because in big, bold letters saying, "Endophyte Enhanced." What are endophytes? Use the information in this article to learn about endophyte enhanced grasses.
By Darcy Larum
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High Traffic Lawn Options: What Are Some Lawn Alternatives In Play Areas
Alternatives to lawn grass are not a new concept, but what about those high traffic areas? Explore lawn alternatives for areas with heavy foot traffic in this article. Click here to get more information.
By Susan Patterson