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Spring Mowing, Watering, and Homeowner Habits That Decide Results
Mow Based on Growth, Not Dates “You should be ready to mow as soon as the grass requires it.” Spring mowing should start when grass exceeds mowing height, not when the calendar says spring. Proper Height and Frequency Matter More…
Aeration, Compaction, and Soil Health in Spring Lawn Care
Not Every Lawn Needs Aeration Aeration is often treated as mandatory, but that is not true. “It really depends on what condition your lawn is in and if your soil is compact in the first place.” The Limits of Core…
Spring Fertilizer, Seeding, and Soil Myths (What Helps vs What Hurts)
Fertilizer Comes Before Everything Else Spring lawn care is about recovery. Fertilizer supports root health and density before weeds or seed should even be considered. “We need that lawn to start recovering from the winter and growing into the spring…
When to Start Spring Lawn Care in Ontario (What Actually Matters)
Spring Lawn Care Is About Soil Readiness, Not the Calendar In Southern Ontario, spring lawn care usually starts around April 1, but that date is only a guideline. “What really determines when we start lawn care is when the snow…
Spring Lawn Care in Toronto: What to Do, When to Start, and How to Get It Right
Spring lawn care in Toronto is about timing, soil readiness, and doing the right things in the right order. After a long winter, lawns need help recovering before they can thrive. Rushing treatments, using the wrong products, or following generic…
How to Fix a Yellow Lawn
A yellow lawn is often a sign that something’s wrong, and understanding the cause is the first step to fixing it. Here’s a guide on how to fix a yellow lawn and bring it back to life. Find Out What’s…
How to control your weeds in 7 Steps – Lawn Care 101
TL;DR Weed control works best as part of a full lawn care system, not on its own. Mow frequently, keep grass about 2.75-3 inches high, and bag clippings if weeds are present. Regular mowing thickens grass, limits weed growth, and…
What are all these little trees growing in my grass?
TL;DR The small “weeds” in your lawn are actually tree saplings, often from nearby Norway Maples. They come from the tree’s “helicopter” seeds, especially after stressful growing years. The simplest control method is to mow them down; one mowing usually…
Why Have All These Mushrooms Appeared on My Lawn?
TL;DR Mushrooms appear after warm, wet, and humid weather because fungi thrive in damp soil. They break down organic material like dead roots, wood, and debris, enriching the soil. Removing buried organic matter, like stumps or debris, can reduce recurring…
How to stop Crabgrass from spreading
TL;DR Prevent crabgrass from spreading by removing seed heads before they drop; pulling roots isn’t necessary. Bag and trash seed tillers instead of composting to avoid spreading seeds elsewhere. Reseed bare areas in fall to promote healthy grass that blocks…