Lawn maintenance is important for keeping your lawn healthy and looking its best. There are a few key things to keep in mind when maintaining your lawn. First, mowing is important for keeping your lawn length under control. Mowing too short can damage the grass while cutting too high can result in a thatch buildup.
Second, watering is critical for a healthy lawn. Lawns need approximately 1 inch of water per week, either through rainfall or irrigation. Overwatering can lead to fungus growth, while underwatering will cause the grass to turn brown and brittle.
Third, fertilization is necessary for a green and lush lawn. Fertilizer provides the nutrients that grass needs to grow thick and strong. Lastly, pest control is important for keeping your lawn free from bugs and other critters. A healthy lawn is a beautiful lawn, so be sure to keep up with your maintenance!
If you are located in a drought zone, please contact us for alternatives. We offer tips for residents in areas where lawn watering is not allowed often, such as California.