Lawn Care Guide

Dethatching your lawn is one of the most important steps on your lawn care plan. If not done, your lawn can suffocate and starve.

Fixing brown spots on lawns is not difficult at all. All you need is a little knowledge and little patience.

Grass clippings can be reused in a variety of ways to help eliminate unwanted waste and provide nutrients for your lawn or garden.

Lawn stripes are a sure fire way to showcase your grass mastery. Creating those elegant patterns in your lawn is not hard at all.

The gas to oil ratio for 2-cycle lawn gear is typically a 50:1 (2.6 fl. oz. oil) or 40:1 (3.2 fl. oz oil) ratio or for 1 gallon of gas.

Applying lawn fertilizer at the right times throughout the year is critical to creating a lush, green lawn.

Crabgrass is a nasty weed that will suffocate your lawn and make it look very unappealing. Learn how to identify crab grass and treat it.

Applying fall lawn food in the late summer/early fall months is essential for providing your lawn with the nutrients it needs endure winter.

Overseeding your lawn annually is a must if you want a thick and rich grass patch. Learn how to overseed your a lawn and when to do it.

Aerating your lawn every year is essential to creating a lush and green yard. Here’s how you do it and the tools you need to get it done.