Chicago Tribune: Planting around trees: Mulch or ground covers make more sense than grass
Planting around trees: Mulch or ground covers make more sense than grass
The Cincinnati Enquirer: Late winter 2nd best time for lawn grass seeding
Winter annual cover crops are a natural fit for the short growing season in the Northern Plains. The two most winter-hardy species for our region are cereal rye (cool season grass) and winter camelina ...
This little-known method actually works. This seeding method is the process of sewing grass in the winter when low air and soil temperatures prevent the grass from germinating. The grass remains ...
Spread grass the way the pro’s do. Spring grass seeding is challenging due to short growing windows and weed competition. Slit seeding improves germination, protects seeds, and provides even ...
Planting a cover crop like sorghum-sudangrass, a hybrid of the sorghum and sudangrass plants, is a natural way to improve your soil. Cover crops are commonly grown to address poor or nutrient-depleted ...
Native grasses can be used in a landscape either as specimen plants or for a bluegrass lawn alternative or to create a native prairie landscape. While a native grass lawn or prairie landscape is not ...
The end of summer is the best time to reseed thin spots in the lawn. The weather is cooling off at night, and if you get the task done by mid-September, the grass seed will have plenty of time to ...
Question: My lawn looked bad last year. Is it true you can plant grass seed in the winter over the snow? What is the best lawn grass variety for this area? Answer: That’s partially true. Late winter ...