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One of the most challenging things for Wisconsin homeowners or property managers is identifying lawn diseases. Yesterday the turf looked great, but today, it appears sick, matted, and patchy. Trying to diagnose what happened, how it got there, and finding the proper...
Depending on who you ask, you will get various answers about lawn clippings. Some will tell you to bag the clippings after you mow and discard them as yard waste. Others may suggest that you leave them on your lawn or recycle the clippings for compost or mulching...
As a homeowner, you expect your landscape to have the best appearance. It makes your property attractive to others. Should you want to sell it, you’re hoping for the best price. The good news is with the right landscape design, your home’s curb appeal will get...
If you’ve recently noticed your lawn is not thriving as it once did, then it’s time to discover how to extend its life. For those who don’t know, over time, your yard will develop overgrowth, pests, weeds, or a mixture of all three hidden in the turf. Whatever is...
It’s easy to believe the southeastern part of the United States has invasive plants. It’s hot, humid, and tropical in that region, with a six-month rainy season. But did you know our beautiful State of Wisconsin has its fair share of invasive plants too? It sure does,...
It all starts from the ground up; the foundation to a healthy lawn is healthy soil. An organic approach to lawn care focuses on feeding the soil, which feed the plants. There are over one billion organisms in one teaspoon of healthy soil.
Are you interested in switching to organic lawn care or do you care for your lawn using organic practices? These organic lawn care tips for Green Bay and Appleton, WI will help you have a beautiful, healthy lawn without having to use synthetic fertilizers.
It all starts from the ground up; the foundation to a healthy lawn is healthy soil. An organic approach to lawn care focuses on feeding the soil, which feed the plants. There are over one billion organisms in one teaspoon of healthy soil.
We can’t always rely on Mother Nature! The most basic element in caring for your lawn is ensuring a steady stream of moisture. Good soil structure and a healthy soil food web will promote a healthy lawn that requires less watering. While it may seem like you can...
Are you interested in switching to organic lawn care or do you care for your lawn using organic practices? These organic lawn care tips for Green Bay and Appleton, WI will help you have a beautiful, healthy lawn without having to use synthetic fertilizers.
