Tag Archives: lawn
Seed or Sod?
Which is better — seeding your lawn or sodding it? Toro’s agronomist, Dr. Van Cline, reveals his preference.… Read more »
Mulch or Bag?
Which is better for your lawn — mulching or bagging? Toro’s agronomist, Dr. Van Cline, reveals the answer and dispels some myths about this… Read more »
Restoring a Tired Lawn
Restoring a tired lawn allows you to improve your lawn without removing the existing turf. You will have the best chance of success if you do a thorough w… Read more »
Six Steps to Planting a New Lawn
Planting a new lawn is a big job, you may want to tackle this in sections. You can begin by redoing the worst or most visible lawn areas; then make plans to t… Read more »
Eight Steps to Restoring a Lawn
It takes work, but it is not impossible to give your lawn a facelift. Follow these steps to help wake up a tired lawn:
Step 1: Remove thatch and weed buildu… Read more »
Step 6: Caring for Your New Lawn
You have put a lot of work into creating a new lawn, so don’t forget the most important step. Plan for watering needs before you plant your lawn. … Read more »
Step 6. Aerate Compacted Lawns
Aeration… Read more », also called core cultivation, is an important part of any lawn restoration program. Aeration allows grass roots to penetrate the soil deeply
Is It Really Lawn Disease?
The best time to assess your turf’s state of health is before mowing. As you pick up fallen twigs or remove other items from the lawn, you should take a car… Read more »
Compare Various Lawn Planting Methods
Before replanting, spread plastic over the area to let heat kill off old turf. Seal the edges with boards or soil. See Six Steps to Planting a new Law… Read more »
Lawn Gallery
Do you have a lawn that you’re proud of? Isn’t it time the world heard about it?
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