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Your lawn's soil can become compacted over time, making it difficult for your grass to thrive. That’s why most landscapers, including The Grounds Guys®, recommend that homeowners aerate their lawns at least once a year. (Some soil types will require more frequent aeration.) When it comes time to aerate, the two methods for getting the job done are spike aerators and plug aerators.
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Is your lawn looking a little lackluster, diseased, overcome with weeds, or just plain ugly? If your lawn could use a bit more pep in its step, go for topdressing. Topdressing a lawn is an ideal way to refresh your grass without tearing it out and starting over.
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In this article, we’ll explain clover lawns vs. grass and dive into clover lawn pros and cons. We’ll also highlight some of our favorite clover varieties and show you how to create a carpet of gorgeous clover outside your doorstep.
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What is a French drain system? We’ll answer that question, explain how a French drain works, tell you how much it costs, and help you decide if it’s the right solution for your water issues.
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When you need to remove a tree, you can either call a professional arborist or cut the tree yourself. If you prefer the DIY route, learn how to cut down a tree and adhere to precautions to help keep you and those around you free from harm.
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We are here to help with our top eight favorite new construction landscaping ideas for your front- and backyard. Let us spark your creativity so you can design a beautiful new home landscaping that is uniquely you.
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Microclover is a white clover variety that stays small with regular lawn mowing, so it won’t take over your yard if you mix it with your regular grass seed. It’s a great supplement to your turfgrass or to replace a traditional lawn.
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In this article, we’ll dive into the bogs to help you learn the main uses for peat moss and how you can use peat moss for your lawn.
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Are you searching for warm-season grass tough enough to handle heavy foot traffic, heat, and drought? How about one that is easy
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Hydroseeding is used in various industries because it can cover lots of ground quickly. You’ve likely seen hydroseeding in action during the creation of athletic fields, parks, or even new housing developments. Of course, homeowners can hydroseed, too, but it does require renting the proper equipment.