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Does Iron Deficiency Cause Yellow Lawns?
Iron deficiency, or iron chlorosis, is another potential reason for yellow lawns, but it’s not as common as other causes. What is Iron Chlorosis? Iron chlorosis is a condition in which grass fails to get enough iron. However, this usually…
Does Nitrogen Deficiency Cause Yellow Lawns?
Nitrogen is a crucial nutrient for lawn health, and a nitrogen deficiency can cause your lawn to turn yellow. Here’s what you need to know about nitrogen deficiency in grass. Symptoms of Nitrogen Deficiency The most common signs of nitrogen…
Do Lawn Diseases Cause Yellow Lawns?
Lawn Diseases That Cause Yellowing Lawn diseases can often be mistaken for environmental issues like improper watering or mowing. Here are some common lawn diseases that could lead to yellow patches. Common Lawn Diseases Dollar Spot: A fungal disease that…
How Does Soil Health Help Lawn Care?
The Importance of Soil Health in Lawn Care Soil health is one of the most important, yet often overlooked, factors in maintaining a lush, green lawn. Without healthy soil, your grass may struggle to grow properly, leading to yellowing and…
Do Grubs Cause Yellow Lawns?
Grubs are a common culprit when it comes to lawn problems, but are they responsible for yellowing grass? Let’s explore this issue. Grubs and Lawn Damage Grubs are the larvae of various beetles, and they feed on the roots of…
Does Dog Urine Cause Yellow Lawns?
Dog owners know that pets can cause damage to lawns, but can dog urine really cause yellowing? Let’s dive into this common issue. How Dog Urine Affects Grass Dog urine is high in nitrogen and salts, which can damage grass…
What do I do with all these spruce needles?
TL;DR Spruce needles decompose slowly and can smother grass and acidify soil. Rake them regularly and add organic matter to improve soil health. Lime the soil if it’s too acidic, and avoid acidic fertilizers. Grass struggles under mature spruce trees—mulch…
Sir, step away from the fertilizer NOW! Astounding do-it-yourself lawn care results!
TL;DR DIY Lawn Care Pitfalls: Homeowners often make mistakes like uneven fertilizer application, leading to patchy or burned lawns. Improper Herbicide Use: Applying non-selective herbicides on lawns can harm both weeds and grass, resulting in widespread damage. Over-Fertilization: Applying excessive…
“Help, the Raccoons & Skunks Are Tearing Up My Lawn!”
TL;DR Problem Identification: Raccoons and skunks dig up lawns searching for grubs, especially when the soil warms in spring. Discouragement Tactics: Make digging difficult by placing chain-link fencing or netting over affected areas. Grub Control: Apply nematodes in late summer…
Voles dig tunnels under snow, leave tracks in Spring
TL;DR Vole Activity: During snowy winters, voles create 2-3 inch wide surface tunnels under the snow, using grass and thatch from your lawn. Damage Identification: After snow melts, these tunnels appear as matted, crisscrossing tracks on the lawn, often bordered…