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Common Questions
How do I prepare my lawn for winter?
Fertilize in the fall and clear debris to ensure your lawn is healthy and ready for the winter months.
What are the signs of lawn disease?
Watch for discolored patches, thinning grass, or unusual growth patterns as indicators of potential lawn disease.
How can I prevent weeds naturally?
Maintain a healthy lawn through proper fertilization and mowing to naturally suppress weed growth.
When is the best time to mow my lawn?
Mow your lawn in the early evening to prevent stress from the midday sun and allow time for recovery.
How often should I water my lawn?
Water your lawn deeply once or twice a week, depending on weather conditions and soil type.
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Most Asked Questions
How soon can I use my lawn after treatment?
Generally, you should wait at least 24 hours after treatment before using your lawn, but always follow specific product instructions.
What is the best fertilizer for my lawn?
Choose a balanced, slow-release fertilizer tailored to your grass type and local soil conditions.
How can I identify grubs in my lawn?
Look for irregular brown patches and increased bird activity, which may indicate grub presence.
What is the ideal height for mowing grass?
Keep most grass types between 2.5 to 3 inches tall for optimal health and growth.
How do I know if my lawn needs aeration?
If your lawn has poor drainage, compacted soil, or excessive thatch, it may benefit from aeration.
