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Landscaping -
Proper Way To Grade A Lawn
What should a properly graded yard look like? Does it only drain away from the house, or does it drain to the side of the yard as well?
Lawn and Garden -
No Dig Gardens - How to Build One
The no dig garden is exactly what it describes...a fertile garden bed with no digging at all. It involves layering clean, organic materials that will literally compost around your plants as they grow.
Lawn Care Business -
Advertising A Lawn Care Business
Advice on the best way to advertise my new lawn care business.
Lawn Care Resources -
Lawn Mowing Blog
A new website hasn recently popped up which blogs about lawn mowers. The site is called Successful Mowing. The topics covered include: Lawn Mower Information, Lawn Mower Advice, Lawn Mower Experts, and Lawn Mower Help.
Lawn Care Service -
How To Hire Someone To Care For Your Lawn
Lawn care is a very important aspect of home maintenance. Lawns need to be regularly mowed, weeded, edged, controlled for pests, and fertilized to ensure a beautiful compliment to your home. Often the amount of time needed to properly care for a lawn can be extensive. With today's busy schedules, people often don't have the time to care for their yard properly. Using a lawn care service is an inexpensive way to keep the yard looking nice without taking up all your free time.
Lawn Care Tips -
Fact: How High Should I Mow My Lawn
The proper height to mow your lawn is about 3 inches or higher. The reason is that the root system for the grass will mirror the blades of grass. The longer you keep your grass the bigger the root systems will be. A bigger root system will help protect your lawn against drought, weeds and insects. Longer grass also keeps the soil cooler which benefits your lawn too.
Lawn Equipment -
Tips On Selecting A Lawn Mower - Walk Behind
Originally invented in the 1830's, the first lawn mower would still be recognizable today. The same fundamental parts were in place in the beginning. Although not electrically or gas powered, the cutting cylinder did a splendid job of maintaining the grass. The reel mower was the ideal replacement for using hand scythes, it did however; take a while to become established.
Lawn Fertilizers -
Control Crabgrass Using Halts
Crabgrass is an annual grass that grows out of control during the heat of the summer. Crabgrass is typically a problem around the warmer areas of the yard next to curbs, sidewalks and driveways. There are a few best practices for controlling crabgrass, one of which is using a pre-emergent herbicide called Halts.
Organic Lawn Care -
Controlling Insects Organically
Most gardeners are anxious to get out into their gardens as soon as the weather warms up and the first green sprout appears. Unfortunately, plant-eating insects are just as anxious as we are to get into the garden. They seem to think that our beautiful shrubs and tasty vegetables were planted for their benefit!
Pests and Insects -
How To Get Rid Of Garden Ants & Bugs
Insects are incredibly adaptable creatures and have evolved to live successfully in most environments on earth, including deserts and even the Antarctic. Insects are generally regarded as bad creatures but they are extremely useful to humans, pollinating our crops as well as flowers in meadows, forests, deserts and other areas. Insects are vital to the immense cycle of life, furnishing food for other creatures and breaking down natural materials to chemicals and nutrients for recycling into new life
Landscaping -
Proper Way To Grade A Lawn
What should a properly graded yard look like? Does it only drain away from the house, or does it drain to the side of the yard as well?
Lawn and Garden -
No Dig Gardens - How to Build One
The no dig garden is exactly what it describes...a fertile garden bed with no digging at all. It involves layering clean, organic materials that will literally compost around your plants as they grow.
Lawn Care Business -
Advertising A Lawn Care Business
Advice on the best way to advertise my new lawn care business.
Lawn Care Resources -
Lawn Mowing Blog
A new website hasn recently popped up which blogs about lawn mowers. The site is called Successful Mowing. The topics covered include: Lawn Mower Information, Lawn Mower Advice, Lawn Mower Experts, and Lawn Mower Help.
Lawn Care Service -
How To Hire Someone To Care For Your Lawn
Lawn care is a very important aspect of home maintenance. Lawns need to be regularly mowed, weeded, edged, controlled for pests, and fertilized to ensure a beautiful compliment to your home. Often the amount of time needed to properly care for a lawn can be extensive. With today's busy schedules, people often don't have the time to care for their yard properly. Using a lawn care service is an inexpensive way to keep the yard looking nice without taking up all your free time.
Lawn Care Tips -
Fact: How High Should I Mow My Lawn
The proper height to mow your lawn is about 3 inches or higher. The reason is that the root system for the grass will mirror the blades of grass. The longer you keep your grass the bigger the root systems will be. A bigger root system will help protect your lawn against drought, weeds and insects. Longer grass also keeps the soil cooler which benefits your lawn too.
Lawn Equipment -
Protect Your Lawn With The Proper Lawn Care Equipment
As any homeowner will tell you, the upkeep of the perfect lawn can be a meticulous and time-consuming job requiring many hours of dedication and around-the-year care. For some, who do not have the time or skills needed to maintain a healthy lawn, professional lawn care services are appropriate and worth the money.
Lawn Fertilizers -
Free Gardening Ebook
Meet Mike McGroarty. Mike runs a website full of useful tips for lawn care. He has a special offer right now for a free Ebook on gardening.
Organic Lawn Care -
Web Resources For Organic Lawn Care
If you are interested in managing your lawn the organic way, here are some links for you to check out.
Pests and Insects -
How To Get Rid Of Garden Ants & Bugs
Insects are incredibly adaptable creatures and have evolved to live successfully in most environments on earth, including deserts and even the Antarctic. Insects are generally regarded as bad creatures but they are extremely useful to humans, pollinating our crops as well as flowers in meadows, forests, deserts and other areas. Insects are vital to the immense cycle of life, furnishing food for other creatures and breaking down natural materials to chemicals and nutrients for recycling into new life
