If you are an experienced gardener or landscaper, you will know the importance of managing clusters of weeds and keeping them at bay when going about your regular lawn care routine.
This is where weed and feed products come in. Weed and feed products contain fertilizer as well as post- or pre-emergent herbicides, and knowing when to water after applying them is crucial for the best results.
Weed and feed application using a drop spreader or a broadcast spreader is a great way of controlling different types of weed found between blades of grass, while boosting the grass with the nutrition it needs to thrive and remain a lush green strong turf. This broadleaf weed control contains both a fertilizer and herbicides … Read more
Bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon), contrary to what its name would suggest doesn’t originate from Bermuda but instead from Africa.
It can go by a few names including wiregrass, southern lawn grass and couchgrass, and is currently found thriving in lawns throughout the southern part of the US.
Most people choose bermudagrass for their lawn owing to its good draught tolerance, durability and fairly good pest resistance.
However, bermudagrass will only boast optimal growth with lush green color blades when it’s fed with the right nutrients, aka applying the best fertilizer formula for bermudagrass and sticking to a fertilization schedule.
Is your once gorgeous lush green grass turning brown, and you are not sure why? You might want to consider that your grass is getting too much iron.
A high concentration of iron can harm your lawn, causing it to go brown or gray-like due to a mild grass burn.
Most of the fertilizers used for winter, in fact, contain increased amounts of iron, and it should therefore never be used on a grass lawn that is unhealthy and one should always follow the instructions for use found on the product label.
Iron is great to use when you want to get rid of weeds and moss on your grass, as it is highly toxic to them without being a toxic chemical.
Does your lawn have patches of yellow grass every so often, not sure why and how to make it go back to its luscious green color?
We are here to help you. In this article, we shall discuss all you need to know about how to get burnt grass green again, what may have caused it and what you can do to cure burnt grass.
When it comes to comparing Crabgrass vs Bermuda grass, there are plenty of similarities:
Sounds like we’re talking about two common weeds, right?
Wrong, we’re talking about Bermuda grass and crab grass!
If you’ve decided your lawn needs a bit of love and attention, you will most likely be looking for a lawn fertilizer or weed & feed to help your grass to grow into that healthy, deep-green lawn you’ve always wanted.
The trouble is, there are so many choices these days and while it’s great to have such a variety of lawn fertilizers, it does make it difficult to pick the right lawn food for your own particular yard!
Always wanting to help, the team at Bovees decided to take a look at two of the top brand name lawn products and do a Sta-Green vs Scotts comparison.
We’ll look at what the differences and similarities are, which one is best for a healthier lawn plus much more.