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Organic Turf Care During a Drought
Drought Conditions We are entering the hottest weeks of the summer. With the exception of northern Maine, all areas of New England are experiencing Abnormally
Late summer over-seeding is just around the corner and that means it’s time to order your grass seed! In the Northeast, the ideal window for
Neonic Pesticide Removal from Stores
Neonic Pesticides to be removed from retail stores in Massachusetts July 1, 2022. This removal has been prompted by six years of advocacy work. A
By now you should be mowing at a height of 3 ½″. Mowing height is an important cultural practice to help control crabgrass. Mowing at
Last week, we reviewed the important benefits of lime, today we’re covering the basics of applying lime. Often, not nearly enough lime is put down
The benefits of lime are a’plenty! 3 Important Benefits improves soil chemistry encourages beneficial soil biology helps soil structure Chemistry of the Soil The function
CAUTION: Pesticide Application
CAUTION: those little yellow pesticide application flags are starting to pop up everywhere. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimates that homeowners and commercial lawn care
Spring Weeds: Chickweed and Plantain
Following last week’s blog on clover and dandelions, this week we’re looking at the spring weeds: chickweed and plantain. Our Organic Turf Care Calendar breaks down cultural
Aerating Versus Seed Slicing This Spring
It’s common to thicken lawns this time of year. Let’s look at the pros and cons of aerating versus seed slicing. Aerating A core aerator
The best way to counteract weeds in an all-natural organic turf care program is to get grass growing. Soil temps, germination time frames, and pH
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