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6 minutesPlugging sod provides a straightforward way to establish or repair turf without covering the entire lawn at once. Small rooted sections are planted at set intervals, then gradually spread into
10 minutesCan you mow a wet lawn? You can, but cutting wet grass often tears blades, clumps clippings and compacts soil. This guide helps Denver Metro homeowners read their lawn’s moisture,
12 minutesA broadcast spreader throws granular fertilizer, grass seed, or ice melt across a wide swath, so you cover an open lawn in fewer passes. This guide is for homeowners who
9 minutesInorganic mulch covers soil with material that does not decompose, such as rock, gravel, rubber, plastic, and landscape fabric. Homeowners choose it for long service life, steady weed control, and
5 minutesWhat is black mulch, and does it belong in your beds? Black mulch is shredded or chipped wood that manufacturers color with a carbon-based dye. It covers soil, blocks weeds,
9 minutesKnowing when to apply fungicide to lawn areas in Colorado saves Denver homeowners money and wasted effort. The right date depends on the disease, not the season. This guide covers
6 minutesWhat is hydromulch, and when does it fit your property? Hydromulch is a sprayed blend of water, fiber mulch, and binder that shields bare soil from erosion. It holds moisture,
5 minutesCan you blow wet leaves? Yes, but wet leaves weigh more, stick to the grass and to each other, and need more airflow to move. Strong leaf blowers clear a
11 minutesFescue vs bermuda comes down to climate. Tall fescue is a cool-season grass that handles shade and cold, while bermuda grass is a warm-season grass built for heat and full
7 minutesLearning how to prepare soil for sod is one of the most important parts of starting a new lawn. Fresh turf needs a level, workable surface where roots can make
