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What to Do With Your Lawn After Winter

In this post, we'll discuss the things you should do after winter, including any steps you can take to assist your lawn recover. We'll also discuss the steps that should have been completed before winter to better prepare your grass…

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Tips for Protecting Your Lawn from Winter Damage

Winter is the time of year when your lawn, becomes dormant. When plants are dormant, they are more resistant to harsh weather and can survive till spring. However, this does not mean the grass is completely unaffected. Ice and snow…

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What Do You Put On Your Lawn Before Winter?

When fall's chill penetrates the night air, it's time to winterize your lawn. The benefits of winterizing a lawn may not be apparent until spring, but implementing these procedures as cold weather arrives can result in a healthier, greener, and…

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What Is the Best Time of Day to Cut Grass?

Most people are used to following a specific plan every day. And for you to keep healthy grass you must adhere to a set plan, which includes mowing it at the appropriate time. Are you wondering what is the best…

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Does Grass Cut Better, Wet or Dry?

Does grass cut better, wet or dry? Many homeowners have asked themselves this question after a light rain appeared to ruin their weekend yard work plans, or when they awakened to a soggy grass from a heavy dew. The answer…

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How Often Should I Run My Robot Lawn Mower?

There is no one-size-fits-all solution for determining how frequently you should run your robot mower. This is because both lawn-specific and environmental factors determine the frequency. If you want consistent performance and healthy turf, you'll need to adjust your mowing…

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Robot Lawn Mower Tips

If you own a robot lawnmower, you want to get the best experience and results from it, right? It’s possible with these tips: Use high-quality blades Dull blades pull the lawn rather than cutting it. And you don't want this…

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