Bleach is a useful and versatile cleaning agent in the house, but what about when you apply it to the garden? Does it kill grass, and what about other plants? The answer is that bleach will certainly kill grass, especially in large quantities, and you won’t see it grow back quickly either. You might want…
When we think about things going bad or expiring around the house, our focus is typically on the items in our kitchen. Sure, it’s important to keep track of expiration dates on our food. But let’s not forget about the supplies we keep in our sheds or garages, like our fertilizer. Have you ever checked…
If you’re looking at seeding a new lawn, or overseeding a lawn that is becoming bare and needs thickening up to cover bald patches or thin areas, there are a few things you’ll need to know. One of the things you might be wondering is will grass seed grow if not covered? Grass seed will…
Growing grass may seem like a simple and straightforward task, but there are so many more aspects to be considered beyond throwing down the grass seed and hoping for the best. Arguably the most important of these factors is fertilization, as without having the full range of essential nutrients available to them in the soil,…
The pH level of your soil is one of the many environmental factors that can have a significant impact on the growth and health of your plants. Most soils in the US are slightly acidic, and most plants are able to thrive at this pH. However, some soils can be higher (more alkaline) or lower…
Whether you’re thinking about overseeding an existing lawn, or attempting to grow a brand new lawn from scratch, you should take into consideration the various different factors that can affect the rate of germination and healthy grass growth. To ensure the success of your new and improved lawn, read through this handy guide that outlines…
‘Fertilizer’ is a general term used to refer to substances that contain the nutrients needed by plants to grow, these mainly being nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), which can be applied to their soil to ensure they remain healthy and thriving under suboptimal conditions. Inorganic fertilizer is a synthesised mixture of the vital…
Understanding the causes of yellow grass is vital for proper lawn care. Sometimes, it’s a lawn disease – but the majority of the time, improper lawn care practices are to blame for your yellow grass. Drought is also one of the most common reasons for a lawn turning yellow in summer, but there are a…
