Springtime is just around the corner, but there are still plenty of fallen leaves for Delawareans to deal with on their lawns and walkways. Although some fallen leaves can break down and create useful nutrients for your yard (or provide a satisfying “crunch” underfoot), too many dead leaves on your lawn can create a health
It does not take a grass expert to notice that something is not quite right with your lawn. If you have noticed brown spots, red patches, or mushrooms growing in your yard, you may have a serious problem on your hands. Fungi, mold, weeds, and invasive bugs can cause immense damage to your property if
Summer is nearly upon us, and many Delawareans are already enjoying the warm weather. If you find yourself jealous of your friends and neighbors who are cavorting on their pristine lawns, consider upgrading your yard with sod. Whether you have just moved into a new home or you are trying to augment your current yard,
Lawn care is more than just a matter of cutting the grass — to maintain a lush and healthy lawn; you’ll need to feed your lawn the nutrients and maintain the habits that will help your lawn grow. Check out these five tips for lawn care.
