“Breaking Down Thatch: Strategies for Healthier Sod”
Thatch is a common issue in landscaping that can significantly impact the health and quality of sod. While a small amount of thatch is normal and can even be beneficial,…
What type of sod works best for The Southeastern United States?
When choosing sod for your lawn the climate and soil conditions play pivotal roles in determining the best type of grass. Here’s a straightforward guide to help you select the…
Best Time to Plant Sod?
Fall is the Best Time to Plant Sod Fall is a wonderful season for planting sod, particularly in Georgia. The combination of moderate temperatures and reliable rainfall during this time…
5 Lawn Myths Busted
1. MYTH: You can water your lawn any time of day. Watering your lawn early in the morning, between about 6 a.m. and 8 a.m., when evaporation rates are low,…
The Benefits of Aerification for Your Home Lawn
Green grass is imminent, and if you are up to date on our agronomic recommendations, there will be no need to seek “the greener grass on the other side.” By…
Time for the Lime, Why to Treat Your Lawn in the Winter
Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and got to enjoy the Holidays with loved ones. I really hope everyone was able to get those mower blades…
7 Handy Tips for Better Turfgrass Sod Installations
Before your Turfgrass Sod Arrives 1. Make sure everything that goes under ground is already installed like drainage systems, irrigation systems, electrical and other lines. 2. Loosen top 6 inches…
The Benefits to Using Sod
The common question in many households is whether to use seed or sod to grow the perfect lawn, especially as the spring nears and more attention is placed on the…