Lawn diseases can be a real headache for gardeners and homeowners. They’re often caused by a combination of factors including fungi, bacteria, viruses, and environmental stressors. Here are some common lawn diseases: Brown Patch: This fungal disease appears as circular patches of brown grass surrounded by a darker ring....
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Here are some tips to help you deal with mosquitoes: 1. **Use insect repellent:** Apply an insect repellent containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus to exposed skin when you’re outdoors, especially during dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active. 2. **Wear appropriate clothing:** Wear long-sleeved shirts,...
Planning your spring lawn care involves several key steps to ensure a healthy and beautiful lawn throughout the growing season. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you plan effectively: Assessment: Begin by assessing the current condition of your lawn. Look for any areas of damage, weeds, bare spots, or...
Plants, like any living organisms, can be affected by various types of diseases. These diseases can be caused by pathogens such as fungi, bacteria, viruses, nematodes, and even certain types of parasitic plants. Here are some common types of diseases that can affect plants: Fungal Diseases: Fungal diseases are...
Plant healthcare refers to the practices and methods used to maintain the health and vitality of plants, whether they are indoor houseplants, ornamental plants in gardens, or crops in agricultural settings. It encompasses various aspects such as disease prevention, pest control, nutrient management, and overall plant maintenance. Here are...
Fall is in full swing, with winter right around the corner. You likely have stopped using your sprinkler system long before now, but do you just leave it that way? Do you really need to go through the process of winterizing? The answer is yes! It’s not too late...
If you enjoy time at home these days, you’re not alone. According to OnePoll, 69% of Americans spend more time at home than two years ago. And because homeowners enjoy being at home, it’s no surprise home improvement remains a priority, with lawns as a top investment in both...
With the official start of summer kicking off with Memorial Day weekend (May 22-25), some of you may fear the “Honey Do List” that awaits you this weekend. I’ve always felt the best way to counter a “Honey Do List” is to be proactive and have my own “me-do...
With spring on our doorstep, many homeowners are looking forward to spending time in their yards — but not before doing some spring cleanup. Clean up debris Use a rake to remove dead leaves, sticks, twigs and matted grass. If left on the ground, this layer of plant detritus...