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FAQs
Why is my grass growing unevenly in spring?
Many lawns contain a mixture of different grass types and require a balance of sun and water. If a lawn is not properly watered or overshadowed by landscape design features, it can start to grow unevenly in spring. The best way to reduce the chances of an uneven lawn it to cut the grass to a height of 2 to 2.5 inches. Cutting this grass like this will ensure winter and dormant debris is removed during the initial mow. Then, after the first cut, trim the grass to a height of 3 to 3.5 inches to maintain even growth.
When should my lawn be seeded and fertilized?
The timing and frequency of lawn fertilization and seeding depend on the type of grass and geography. For example, southern, warm-season grasses need to be managed differently than northern, cool-season grasses. Homeowners should consult with a professional on proper seeding and fertilization, as this is the best way to ensure a healthy lawn.
Why is this happening?
Brown spots on lawns can be caused by various issues, including dry areas, over-watering, mower tracks, and pet damage. Once the initial cause is identified, professionals can address and eliminate brown spots, providing homeowners with a visually appealing and healthy lawn.
How can I get rid of crabgrass?
Crabgrass is a weed that thrives in the heat and can severely limit seedling development. Utilizing early proactive weed control is the most effective way to prevent crabgrass. Consulting a professional should be the first step you take when engaging in this technical process.
Other questions that you might have are answered on the FAQ page of our website.
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