December is here, and that means areas with mainly cool-season grasses should soon see the first frost of the year and begin to experience snowfall. This time of year is light for lawn maintenance needs—the cold weather leaves cool-season grasses… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘cool season grass’
Tall Fescue Lawn Care
Tall fescue is a great low-maintenance cool-season turf grass. It’s dense and has minimal mowing fertilization needs, making it the perfect sod grass for anyone who doesn’t want to spend a lot of time on maintenance. Tall fescue is one… Read More
Kentucky Bluegrass: Care and Maintenance
Kentucky bluegrass has always been and will always be popular, and we’re not talking about music (though there is nothing wrong with that either). No, this cool-season grass is one of the most common breeds of grass used in this… Read More
August Lawn Care for Cool Season Grasses
For those among us who love the heat of summer, it feels like the warm season has flown by – how can August already be here? For those with the opposite mindset, it feels like September and fall are still… Read More
July Lawn Care for Cool Season Grasses
Having a beautiful, manicured, healthy lawn is a lot of work, but for many, it is well worth it. Depending on the type of grass you ended up with when you spread the seed or laid the sod, that work… Read More
Should You Lay Down New Sod Before Summer?
Spring is coming to a close soon to make way for summer, but is your lawn summer-ready? You might be thinking it’s about time to get that pressing lawn care done before the summer heatwave comes in full force, but… Read More
May Lawn Care for Cool Season Grasses
As spring begins to come to a close and make way for summer, it’s important to make sure your lawn care routine is on track. Summer is a great time for growth thanks to the sunshine, but it can also… Read More
How To Stripe Your Cool Season Grass Lawn for A Pro Look!
Have you ever been to a ball game and noticed how the landscaping of the grass looks like a plaid checkerboard? Believe it or not, this design is not the result of planting two different types of grass sod in… Read More