How to Care for a Lawn in August…Fall and winter might be the last things on your mind during the hot days of August, but August is just the right time to begin preparing your lawn for colder months. There is also plenty to do to maintain a healthy lawn during the dog days of summer, and the work you do in August will benefit your lawn into the fall and winter. Spend a little time in the mornings or evenings taking care of your lawn to keep it looking...
5 Tips for Greener Summer Grass…When temperatures are scorching and the sun appears to be taking its fury out on that once-healthy knoll between your sidewalk and front door, staying “green” can seem an ambitious endeavor. Here are some do-it-yourself lawn care tips from KSL.com Know how to mow If you’re ready for healthy, green grass, it’s time to commit to that lawn mower. While you might be tempted to cut the grass super short and stretch out the time between mowing, this won’t give you the green grass you...
Wow, it has been an unusual Minnesota summer! We had 11 inches of rain in June; only two days of 90 degree weather and plenty of cool cloudy days. Given our unusual summer, I wanted to pass on to you 5 Tips for a healthier August lawn. Enjoy. Summer heat can take a toll on turf. If you mow too low, water too much or too little, or ignore early signs of pests, your grass could quickly become lackluster or even die in small or large patches. Keeps your lawn...
We live in the land of 10,000 lakes. June was the second wettest month in Minnesota history. With over 11 inches of rain during the month, why would we be concerned about fresh water conservation? Some have suggested that fresh water may become the precious resource that gold and oil have been in the past. While we are enduring record rainfalls and floods, California is in the midst of a three year drought. They produce 30% of our country’s produce. We are already seeing rising produce prices in the grocery...
Summer Watering Tips…Use the following watering habits to maintain a healthy law to overcome stressful periods which can induce summer dormancy. Avoid light, frequent watering. A more thorough watering helps turf roots to grow more deeply. Avoid watering too frequently as too much water can lead to disease problems Check your soil moisture by pushing a screwdriver into the ground. If you meet little resistance, the soil is wet. If it doesn’t push in easily, more water is needed. Your lawn needs a minimum of 1 ½ inches of water...
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