To remove the leftover debris, rake through the soil in straight rows from one end of the tilled area to the other. After getting the debris off the area, level the soil using the blunt side of the rake, creating a smooth seedbed. Should I roll my bumpy lawn? IfRead More →
New turf may require watering twice a day for the first week, then 2-3 times a week, then, after 3-6 weeks, once a week. Once your turf is established, it is best to water it well before noon, so it will dry off before evening. How do you look afterRead More →
For most lawns, applying fertilizer once or twice a year is enough to keep your grass green and healthy. Precisely when you apply fertilizer depends partly on your climate, but mostly on the type of grass you have. The key is to fertilize during the season when your grass isRead More →
The experts all agree that regular overseeding is vital to help thicken your lawn and fill in bare spots, which reduces or eliminates competition from weeds. The reasoning is that young grass will produce new growth faster than older grass. After several years, mature plants begin to slow down theirRead More →
Lawn Tractors Models with hydrostatic transmissions are easier to use and provide smooth operation. Pros: Most models mow a 42- to 48-inch swath (though wide-deck models cut 54 inches or more in a single pass) and can bag, mulch, and side-discharge clippings. What is the easiest lawn mower to use?Read More →
First, a roller like the one that the Gnome is using will not do much to flatten the high spots. It will only flatten about a half inch of the soil and it doesn’t do anything to fill in the low spots. … A healthy lawn needs air and waterRead More →
Topsoil Uses Can Include Fixing Uneven and Patchy Lawns You may even notice areas of your yard that are slightly uneven. Topsoil is a great remedy for both problems. To grow grass, simply spread topsoil across the area so it is 1 inch deep. Evenly distribute grass seeds and tillRead More →