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Keep your lawn 3 inches tall to avoid stress caused by hot weather.
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Make sure your lawn has plenty of nitrogen and potassium.
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If you see a lot of brown spots or leaves eaten down to their skeletons, you may have a Japanese beetle infestation.
Learn more about common lawn issues and solutions >
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Irrigation Without the Irritation >
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New Lawn Kit, Everything You Need Including Seeds >
pH: What's Your Soil Saying? >
Simple Steps to Keep Your Lawn Healthy >
Learn more about the three components to a healthy lawn >
Make sure your lawn has plenty of nitrogen and potassium.
Learn more about fertilizing >
If you see a lot of brown spots or leaves eaten down to their skeletons, you may have a Japanese beetle infestation.
Learn more about common lawn issues and solutions >
More Lawn Care Articles:
Aeration: Let Your Lawn Breathe >
Common Lawn Issues and Solutions >
Eight Quick Steps for Planting a New Lawn >
Fall Fertilizing >
Fixing Lawn Bare Spots >
How to Avoid Lawn Failure and Spot Repair Steps >
Irrigation Without the Irritation >
Lawn Care Tips >
New Lawn Kit, Everything You Need Including Seeds >
pH: What's Your Soil Saying? >
Simple Steps to Keep Your Lawn Healthy >
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A beautiful green lawn is the pride of most every homeowner. Watch this helpful video on how to restore your lawn.
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What does fertilizer do? Why does a lawn need nitrogen? Find answers to these questions and more.
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Do I use fertilizer when I plant grass seed? How long do I need to wait for my seeds to germinate? How often should I water my grass seed? Find answers to these questions and more.
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Late August and September are the best time to seed a lawn. Warm soil temperatures facilitate quick germination, while cool air temperatures allow the new grass to thrive.
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Understanding the science behind fertilizers is the first step to successful lawn fertilizing. Without some basic knowledge, you can severely damage or even kill your lawn by fertilizing incorrectly or using the wrong product.
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