Organic Lawn Care Tips from a Pro
Organic lawn care is a way of taking care of your lawn that involves no manmade chemicals. However, basic lawn care will still be applicable.
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Skip to contentOrganic lawn care tips for achieving a lush, green lawn and healthy soil without using synthetic fertilizers, insecticides, or pesticides.
Organic lawn care is a way of taking care of your lawn that involves no manmade chemicals. However, basic lawn care will still be applicable.
As days become shorter in autumn, your grass will grow slower, so your weekly routine might move to every 10 days or even 14 days.
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Depending on the type of grass in your lawn and the area you live in, it’s not unusual for it to turn brown during winter. But it’s probably not dead.
In Doug Tallamy’s book, Nature’s Best Hope, he proposes a solution that homeowners and gardeners can participate in to restore vanishing local ecosystems.
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For a long time, lawn care has been done with dangerous chemicals, but there are a lot of organic lawn care products that will give your yard new life.
A no mow lawn is a great choice if you’re fed up with pushing the mower around or want to save water and maximize the ecological capacity of your lawn.
Organic lawn care includes a quality lawn mower with sharp blades to pulverize grass clippings which feed the lawn and reduce thatch.
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Does Epsom salt help create bigger blooms, better shrubs, greener grass, and control pests? We looked at the research to see if this is true.
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Garden fertilizers are meant to feed your plants and soil amendments are meant to improve your soil. But sometimes they overlap.
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