The Right Tree For Your Lawn
Algae - Lawns
… to establish a thicker stand of turf. … Algae - Lawns …
Garden Fertilizer Basics
… of the soil increases Overuse of fertilizers can lead to weak, succulent growth, encourage insect pests and disease … lawns. Why fertilize? Plants growing in the wild get their nutrients from air, water, soil minerals, and soil … ground lime. Additional resources University of Georgia - How to Convert an Inorganic Fertilizer Recommendation to an …
Powdery Mildew - Lawns
Rust - Lawns
… | Purdue Extension Turfgrass Disease Profiles … Rust - Lawns …
Slime Mold - Lawns
… mowing often is the best treatment. … Slime Mold - Lawns …
Attracting Wildlife to Your Garden
… improve existing areas on your property such as gardens, lawns, and natural areas. Contact our horticulture … replacing some of your lawn ( Lawn Alternatives ) – Lawns provide little support for wildlife. Plant islands …
Conserve Water In Your Landscape
… are expected in Maryland, in addition to stronger storms and flooding. Weather extremes put stress on our natural … morning to reduce leaf wetness that can lead to disease problems. Read our lawn watering tips for best practices. In … control of heat stress responses in two contrasting tree species. Tree Physiology, Volume 36, Issue 2, pp. …
Skunks
… of their favorite foods. In their search for grubs in lawns and gardens, they can cause some trouble by tearing up …
Grass Seed
… purchasing seed that contains Lolium multiforum (annual ryegrass), also called Italian ryegrass. This annual grass is found in inexpensive grass … tall fescue (should be the highest percentage), perennial ryegrass (no more than 5%-10% of the mixture), and Kentucky …