Evergreen Lawn Aeration Fall Newsletter 2018 It’s that time of the year again to start thinking about aerating your lawn, the turf sure took a beating from the hot summer we experienced this year and most lawn are looking pretty thirsty right now. The types of grass which grow here in the […]
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I often get calls regarding moss in lawns. Moss is a small green plant with finely branched stems and tiny leaves. It produces spores that are spread by the wind. Moss forms a thick, green matte on the soil surface, however is not the culprit for killing grass in those areas. When moss is found
Providing aeration for your grass entails dealing with thatch — which, along with compacted soil lies at the heart of the matter. The build-up of thatch makes it difficult for your lawn to breathe. Lawn aeration performed in spring or fall helps control lawn thatch. The process of lawn aeration be as simple as
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When over-seeding our lawns here in the great Pacific Northwest we need to take a few things into consideration for planting to be successful. The first one is timing and its most important because of temperature. In order for seed germination the day time temperature needs to be between 55 – 75 degrees Fahrenheit consistently
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Lawn Lime: Applying lime to an acidic lawn can help raise the Ph of the soil to be more favorable for grass growth. Doing this as part of your annual lawn care will help keep your lawn healthy while keeping moss and weeds in check. What is lime? Lime is pulverized limestone. The primary active