moist Water 2. Make sure your lawn is moist. Water your lawn a couple of days before scarification and avoid scarifying your lawn if it is wet. Scarifying your lawn when it is wet may result in your scarifier pulling…
Consider an herbicidal soap or a chemical treatment, such as ammonium sulfamate and sodium pentachlorophenate, as another option to control moss growth. Be sure to follow all instructions on the product label if you opt to use these products. Can…
YOUR ARTIFICIAL GRASS IS MORE ATTRACTIVE WITH SAND FILL Not only does sand help the fibres stand up straighter, but by brushing in the sand, the fibres come to stand in different positions, which looks more natural. This benefit becomes…
Take a thatch sample and if there’s more than half an inch of spongy, dead organic matter at the top, go ahead and dethatch using a dethatcher. If your lawn has a visible thick layer of dead grass or debris,…
8 Best Grill Brushes of 2022 Best Overall Grill Brush: Grillart Grill Brush and Scraper. Best Value: Outset Short Plastic Grill Brush with Scraper. Best Wooden Grill Brush: Weber Bamboo Grill Brush. Best Short-Handled Grill Brush: Weber 3-Sided Grill Brush.…
MuckMaid® is an effective pond and lake muck removal solution that will make your water crystal clear with a nice sandy bottom. MuckMaid’s® bacteria and enzymes consume organic matter, resulting in effective pond and lake muck removal in just weeks!…
In general, raking is important to prevent unhealthy build of thatch and dead grass, but it is equally important not to get rid of healthy grass that looks dead after a long winter. What is the best rake for lawns?…
For keeping the garden tidy all year round a garden blower or vacuum is an essential piece of equipment. Not only can it be used to pick up leaves and other debris around the garden, it can also be used…
If you’re not a fan of raking leaves, then consider investing in a mulching mower. A mulching mower shreds leaves into tiny flakes that settle into the fall grass and decompose into natural fertilizer. You might have to go over…
Control is best achieved through killing of the root system by application of herbicide to the leaves above the water. Cutting water lilies under the waterline 2 or 3 times to drown them can actually stimulate growth. Pulling them out…
