Core aeration is one of the best things you can do for your lawn. Aeration removes thousands of small cores of soil 1-3 inches in length from your yard. This helps control thatch, improves soil compaction, creates growth pockets for new root systems, and opens the way for water and fertilizer to reach the root zone for your lawn.
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Grubs and the larval stage of many different beetles, including the Japanese beetle. The grub lives below the ground and feeds on the roots of tender turf-grass plants that soon kill the plant. They are most destructive mid-late summer, but the damage they cause may not show up until early fall and by then, it's too late. The best time to control grubs is in early summer, just after they hatch. At this time they are very susceptible to treatment and just before they start causing extensive damage to your lawn.
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Fleas and ticks should be eliminated, from your lawn and landscape to prevent them from entering your home on pets or humans. These insects multiply rapidly and quickly infest carpets, rugs and upholstered furniture. One tick bite can give people more than one tick-borne disease (co-infection). In addition to Lyme's disease, here are some other tick-borne diseases found in the US.
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Turfgrass pulls lots of elements from the soil that it uses for new new growth. Over time, some of these elements...
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Trees and shrubs growing in their natural habitats rarely display symptoms of nutrient deficiency. This is due not only to the natural recycling ...
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Core aeration is one of the best things you can do for your lawn. Aeration removes thousands of small cores of soil 1-3 inches in length from your yard. This helps control thatch, improves...
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Grubs and the larval stage of many different beetles, including the Japanese beetle. The grub lives below the ground and feeds on the roots of...
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Fleas and ticks should be elimanted from your lawn and landscape to prevent them from entering your home on pets or humans. These insects...
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The ideal soil pH is slightly acidic, between 6.0 and 7.0. When the soil pH drops below 6.0 (becomes more acidic), certain nutrients needed for proper grass growth, such as...
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