As winter fades and spring approaches, many homeowners are eager to step outside and rejuvenate their outdoor spaces. However, before diving into lawn care, it’s essential to wait until the snow has completely melted and your grass begins to turn green. Patience ensures that your lawn is ready for the care it needs to thrive… Read more »
Many homeowners struggle with trying to keep their grass as green as can be. Epsom salt is a magnesium-based salt that benefits the health of your lawn and garden. When your lawn is looking not as green and unhealthy, it never looks good in a neighborhood. Epsom Salt will be able to fix this problem,… Read more »
This winter, you’re probably not paying too much attention to your landscaping tasks for the next season, but sometimes it is important to have a plan for the next season, especially if you experienced issues with your lawn or landscape. Burrowing Animals and Other Pests Taking care of your lawn can be a tough task… Read more »
So, you have a great garden space, but terrible soil? Or perhaps you’re that blessed gardener with healthy soil, but you need to maintain it? No matter your situation, we have you covered! What is Soil Made From? Soil is composed of minerals and organic matter and there are generally 3 sizes that will classify… Read more »
Maintaining a healthy lawn is hard work. Whether it’s being suffocated by a few feet of snow or baking in the summer sun, your grass needs your help to stay rich in nutrients and to grow into a beautiful green lawn. Here are some solutions to your most common lawn problems. Solutions for Getting Rid… Read more »
Your garden soil is precious, and it can be difficult to maintain with pests, insects, and weather getting in the way of the health of your soil. Suburban Lawn Sprinkler has some tips for you to improve your soil and maintain the health of it. There are ways to help your soil that are rather… Read more »
Pests are a gardener’s worst enemy. They ruin flowers, destroy soil, and eat away at any crops you may have planted. However, the worst part is that they can be hard to spot. Luckily, there is good news: pests are preventable. You just have to know how to get rid of them. Here are some… Read more »
Chemical pesticides might be pretty good at keeping invasive insects at bay, but for those of us who have pets and children around the house, they might not be the best option. These pesticides rely on harsh chemical compounds that are poisonous not only to the insects in your yard, but to any other organisms… Read more »
So you’ve diligently cared for your lawn, mowing and weeding and watering to keep it looking its very best, but you still notice brown patchy areas marring your otherwise well-manicured grass. You’ve adjusted your watering cycle to make sure your lawn is well hydrated, but it still exhibits symptoms of drought. If this struggle sounds… Read more »
