How often to fertilize a lawn depends on grass type and climate, but Capital Region homeowners with cool-season grass should generally plan on three to four applications a year, spaced six to eight weeks apart. The heaviest feedings happen in early spring and fall, with summer applications scaled … [Read more...]
Can You Hydroseed Over Existing Lawn?
Yes, you can hydroseed over an existing lawn in many cases, and it's often a faster, more affordable way to thicken thin turf or fill in bare patches without a full tear-out. Hydroseeding works best when the existing grass is thinning or patchy rather than severely damaged, and success depends on … [Read more...]
4 Reasons Why a Spring Yard Cleanup is Essential (+ Checklist!)
A spring yard cleanup clears out winter debris, uncovers any damage the cold season left behind, and preps your lawn and landscaping for treatments before the growing season kicks off. It typically means raking, debris removal, aeration, and fertilizing, and it's best tackled as soon as the snow and … [Read more...]
Front Yard Garden Ideas For Bursts of Color
A colorful front yard adds to your home’s curb appeal and sets the tone for friends, family, and other passersby. If you're looking for front yard garden ideas that go beyond the ordinary and create bursts of color all year long, you're in the right place. With a careful plan mixing different types … [Read more...]
What is Yard Grading and Its Benefits for Homeowners?
When you start thinking about ways to improve your yard, "What is yard grading?" might not be the first question that comes to mind, but it probably should be. Yard grading is one of the most important steps in creating a healthy yard and avoiding things like water damage or erosion. This is … [Read more...]
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