When To Replace Thin Kentucky Bluegrass Patches In Wisconsin Lawns
Kentucky bluegrass is a dominant cool-season turfgrass in Wisconsin because of its dark-green color, density, and ability to recover from wear. Yet…
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Kentucky bluegrass is a dominant cool-season turfgrass in Wisconsin because of its dark-green color, density, and ability to recover from wear. Yet…
Read articleA small lawn in Wisconsin presents both an opportunity and a constraint. Limited square footage encourages intentional design, reduces mowing, and makes…
Read articleFungal diseases can devastate even well-maintained lawns in Wisconsin. Cold winters, heavy spring rains, warm humid summers, and compacted soils create conditions…
Read articleLow-mow strips are purposeful bands of lower-maintenance turf, native grasses, and wildflowers placed along driveways, sidewalks, property edges, and other transition areas…
Read articleA healthy, green lawn is a point of pride for many Wisconsin homeowners. But dog urine can leave brown, dead spots that…
Read articleCompost topdressing is the practice of applying a thin layer of finished compost across the surface of a lawn. For Wisconsin homeowners…
Read articleWhy lawn edges fail and why planting matters Lawn edges are common places for soil loss. Grass roots are relatively shallow, and…
Read articleCore aeration is one of the most effective cultural practices a homeowner or lawn care professional can use to improve turf health,…
Read articleMunicipal water restrictions affect millions of homeowners and lawn care providers across Wisconsin by changing when, how much, and even whether irrigation…
Read articleEarly spring in Wisconsin can feel like a relief after a long winter. But when warm spells arrive too soon and then…
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