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Everything Your Lawn Needs This Fall for a Healthy Spring Season
Published on Tuesday, October 25, 2022
Here in Georgia the fall is the perfect time to perform some essential lawn care services to prepare your lawn
for the winter and help it get off to a healthy start once the spring season rolls around. In the fall, you should
fertilize your lawn so it has the nutrients it needs to make it through the winter and emerge healthy in the spring.
You should also invest in weed control so weeds can't steal nutrients for themselves and you should have your
lawn aerated to make it easier for nutrients to reach the roots of your grass. After you've had your lawn...
Should You Use Grass Seed or Sod to Grow Your New Lawn?
Published on Thursday, September 15, 2022
Property owners in northern Georgia have the option to use grass seed or sod to grow their new lawns. While either choice can give you the lawn of your dreams, there are multiple factors to consider before making your decision. These factors include how quickly you want a new lawn, the amount of traffic you expect your new lawn to experience, and the degree of maintenance you are willing to perform to help your new lawn thrive. Your preferences can help you decide which option is right for you.
How fast do you want a new lawn?
The first factor to consider when deciding...
Always Overseed Cool-Season Lawns Directly After Aerating in the Fall
Published on Wednesday, September 09, 2020
Why Overseeding & Core Aeration Services for Your Lawn Work Best Together
Many people think of aeration and overseeding as separate services to care for or improve their lawns. In reality, the most healthy lawns are often supplemented by combining both efforts. This is because overseeding is directly boosted by the passive benefits aeration creates.
Learn why you should always overseed cool-season lawns after aerating in the fall to improve your lawn in Woodstock, Roswell, or other nearby cities in Georgia.
Fall aeration refreshes the lawn and breaks up compacted...
