Overseed thin and weak lawns annually until thickened, then reduce to once every 2-3 years. Learn more about how often you should overseed the lawn.
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Summer Lawn Care Checklist for Washington, DC
Summer in the DMV may be a dormant season for cool-season grasses, but you can encourage a healthy lawn by raising your mower, watering wisely, and managing pests and diseases.
Fall Lawn Care Checklist for Washington, DC
Fall in the DMV is an important growing season for cool-season grasses. Learn how to take care of your lawn in the fall by mowing, aerating, overseeding, and more.
Summer Lawn Care Checklist for Charlotte
In Charlotte’s summer heat and humidity, protect your lawn’s health by raising your mower height, controlling weeds, and treating for common lawn pests and diseases.
A Guide to Summer Lawn Care in Houston
To keep your lawn looking good all summer in Houston, focus on watering correctly, mowing at the right height, controlling pests, preventing diseases, and using fertilizer wisely.
Spring Lawn Care Checklist for Charlotte
The most important steps to take in spring are cleaning up your lawn, fertilizing at the right time, aerating, and stopping weeds and diseases before they set in.
Spring Lawn Care Checklist for Washington, D.C.
Start the growing season off right with spring cleaning, fertilization, and overseeding. Plan the optimal watering and mowing schedule to keep your lawn green all summer.
12 Spring Lawn Care Tips for Dallas
Springtime lawn care is essential for prepping your lawn for the hot summer ahead. Here are 12 spring lawn care tips to help you grow a resilient Dallas lawn.
Guide to Spring Lawn Care for Houston
Spring lawn care in Houston requires precise timing due to clay soil and unpredictable weather. Essential tasks include preparing equipment, applying pre-emergent herbicides, aerating soil, fertilizing when soil temperatures reach 65 degrees F, adjusting sprinkler systems, mowing warm-season grasses at proper heights, and managing pests throughout Houston’s extended growing season.