Category: Lawn Types & Selection
Selecting the right lawn for the right environment is key to long term success.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably battling the thought of what is cheap between; buying yourself a lawnmower and using it to attend to your lawn or hiring a lawn service or someone to do the job for you. You should buy a Lawnmower if you have more money than time. You should pay someone […]
Everyone loves a golf course-quality lawn, but few people are willing to go through the process of establishing it. This is because the process is usually labor-intensive and time-consuming, no matter the method you select. When comparing hydroseeding and regular seed, hydroseeding is a better option and easier alternative compared to regular grass seed. Although […]
Dahlias are known for their intense colors and symmetrical ball-like shape. They have been a hit across Europe since the late nineteenth century. It was at the end of the eighteenth century before the Dahlia reached Europe and soon after three varieties were known. Between 1830 and I860 the interest in Dahlias became intense, and […]
The chrysanthemum has been very properly designated the queen of autumn flowers. Thanks to the untiring and assiduous efforts of the great growers and hybridizers it has been brought to a pitch of perfection undreamt of a generation ago. The word Chrysanthemum has been derived from the Greek chrysos, gold, and anthemon, flower. It is […]
A lot of homeowners have turned to modern methods like hydroseeding to help them grow magazine-cover-worthy lush green lawns without spending a lot of money. With the right hydroseed mixture, skills, and good timing, you can grow a healthy lawn through hydroseeding anywhere in the world. The best time to hydroseed is in the spring […]
When the word ‘plant’ is uttered, images of trees, shrubs, and flowers most likely spring to mind. But what about grass? Should grass be considered a plant too? As it turns out, grass is indeed a plant. In fact, grass is one of the most abundant plants in the world, making up nearly 30% of […]
If you have just bought a new residential or commercial property or are finally ready to make your neighbors green with envy over your lawn, you may be wondering whether to hydroseed or lay sod. The method you choose will depend mainly on your budget and preferences. Hydroseeding and sodding are excellent lawn establishment methods, […]
For a healthy-looking yard, you need the right fertilizer for your lawn. The right amount of nutrients ensures that the grass is thick and green. Is 19 19 19 a good fertilizer for your lawn? 19-19-19 is an all-purpose garden fertilizer. Therefore, it is suitable for use on your lawn. It contains 19% of Nitrogen, […]
Hydroseeding is a sophisticated way of establishing your lawn. The slurry contains a mixture of grass seeds, mulch, fertilizer, and a tackifier. Hydroseeding is excellent for large spaces and is way cheaper than laying sod. While hydroseeding has so many advantages, it also has a fair share of disadvantages. Some of the most outstanding cons […]
Picking a drought-resistant type of grass is one of the best decisions you can make to ensure that you have a green, lush lawn all year round. The best drought-resistant grasses are Zoysia, Bermuda grass, and Buffalo. Here are some other all-star grasses that stand out on your lawn even during prolonged droughts: St Augustine […]
When choosing grass for your Utah lawn, ensure to get drought-resistant grass. Consider the climate and time of planting. Drought-resistant grass does not need a lot of water and it can survive even in sunny weather. Bermuda grass is a warm-season grass that is suitable for Utah weather. Its deep and extensive root system makes […]
Hydroseeding is a fast way to grow a lawn from scratch and it is quickly becoming the go-to method over traditional seeding. Hydroseeding a lawn is relatively cheap when compared to sod, but a more expensive option than regular seeding. It will cost you $1,200 on average to hydroseed a 10,000 sq ft lawn (US […]
The typical weather conditions and water laws in Texas have necessitated finding the best grass to withstand heat and drought. Fortunately, there are numerous drought-resistant grasses for this specific purpose. The best drought-resistant grass species for Texas are: St. Augustine Bermuda Buffalo Carpetgrass However, before selecting any of these options, or others outside the list, […]
Hydroseeding and seeding are popular methods of lawn installation. While they both have their own advantages and disadvantages; if you were to choose between the two, which one should you go for? Hydroseeding is better than seeding. It gives rise to healthier grass, has a higher success rate, helps to reduce erosion, and has a […]
Timing is everything when it comes to dethatching. Poor timing can lead to a traumatized lawn. On the other hand, appropriate timing can end up reviving a dying lawn. The best time of the year to dethatch warm-season grass lawns is in late spring or early summer. For cold-season grass lawns, early fall or early […]
Dethatching and aeration have a similar end goal in mind, but are for two very different problems. It is better to dethatch when a thick layer of thatch or dead grass builds up in your lawn. However, if your soil is too compact and hard to penetrate, it is best to aerate it. The process […]
Dethatching and power raking are popular lawn care techniques that involve removing thatch. Are they the same thing? Is there a difference between the two? No, power raking is not the same as dethatching. While both processes involve removing thatch from a lawn, power raking tends to be a more aggressive approach to thatch removal. […]