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#TipTuesday // Weeds are more likely to #grow in thin, bare, and weak areas of your lawn. Seeding will help repair any struggling areas of grass, which in turn will make it harder for weeds to compete. πͺ
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#TipTuesday // Topdressing adds valuable nutrients and organic material to your lawn, addressing issues like #thatch, plant disease, heat and drought stress, and turf establishment. π±
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#TipTuesday // When mowing your lawn, only remove one third of the leaf blade each time. Any more than this will cause #stress and lead to browning β
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#TipTuesday // Make weeding a whole lot easier by watering first or waiting for the rain. Moist soil will make pesky weeds a breeze to pull out! πΏπ¦
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#TipTuesday // Take special #care when mowing or trimming around the base of trees on your property. Keep a small buffer space and avoid running into the base, as this can cause major damage to the health of the tree. π³
Learn more about mowing: https://t.co/t0iDgIK8t3
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Taking a proactive approach to preventing weeds is important for the health of your lawn. The best, natural defense against #weeds is maintaining a thick and healthy lawn capable of out-competing weeds: https://t.co/GJ9PT5gQhs
#TipTuesday // Aerate compacted soil in the Spring. This will help nutrients, water, and air reach deep down in the #roots a lot easier. π
Learn about Core Aeration: https://t.co/ae6uP09PbJ
A little bit of thatch is perfectly fine for your lawn, as an acceptable amount helps protect the crown of the grass plant and helps prevent #soil compaction.π
It's a different story, however, once there's too much of it: https://t.co/Ed61xtwmyq
#TipTuesday // Dead debris and crust builds up on a lawn over Winter. Excessive thatch prevents nutrients and moisture from getting through to the soil, so depending on how much thatch you have, it might be time to aerate your #lawn.
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