As summer wanes, Minnesota weather takes a turn and this is no time to slack on lawn care. By putting in the work now, you’ll have an easier time later. August through September can pack a variety of temperatures and weather conditions. It could be scorching hot one day or a chilly 50 degrees another. […]
Read MoreIt might be called fall, but it’s a time to rise to the occasion when it comes to your lawn. It’s important to remember that cool season grasses thrive in – perhaps not surprisingly – cooler temperatures. In the fall, cool season grasses grow at a faster rate than they would during the dog days […]
Read MoreIf you’ve tried every trick in the book for lawn care, chances are you’ve run into a few myths along the way. It’s impossible to know when and where lawn myths originated, but like weeds, they sometimes spread out of control. If you want a healthy lawn, it’s important to know fact from fiction. We’re […]
Read MoreIt’s common to associate gardening and plants coming to life with spring. You’re not wrong, since winter is when things finally thaw away and we start to see nature transition back to green. With all that said, there are certain measures you should take in the fall that prepare your lawn to flourish in the […]
Read MorePreparing your lawn for the upcoming season begins with research and planning; it really is the best way to protect your lawn for future climate changes. Today, we look forward to Autumn 2015 and have called upon The Old Farmer’s Almanac to forecast future weather conditions. August is predicted to be sunny, hot, and […]
Read MoreFall certainly lives up to its name. As the air cools and the days shorten, we admire the striking red and gold leaves, but as they descend onto our lawns we realize there’s work to be done: raking to protect our grass and landscaping. Is raking good for your lawn? Raking does more than make […]
Read MoreEven though we still have some summer days left, the warm days are dwindling and it’s time to start thinking about preparing your lawn for autumn and winter. In order to keep your lawn healthy for the warmer seasons, there are numerous ways you can maintain your lawn even when you can’t see it. Your […]
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