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Golf has largely been considered a mans world, but more women now seem to be taking an interest in the sport. Why’s that? Because golfing is one of the most relaxing, and actually one of the most social, sports that there is at the minute. Most of the time golf is only played when the […]
Wow, that’s easy…. It’s a Snap for a Beautiful Lawn The Scotts Snap Lawn Care System makes it easier than ever before to get a beautiful lawn without the mess and guesswork. The Snap spreader and Snap Pac work together to provide grass with the appropriate amount of lawn food, without any confusing spreader settings, […]
Spring is around the corner. To get a lawn you love this season, there are a few simple steps. You can take these steps to prepare your lawn for spring. Whether you are figuring out how to grow grass, determining the best crabgrass killer, or thinking about weed control, have a plan before you start […]
1. A well-maintained lawn Leading the way among exterior improvements is a well-kept lawn. It’s a no-brainer: quick, relatively inexpensive, and returns the most on your investment. Lawns remain a favorite of homebuyers. According to real estate agents, a well-kept expanse of grass pleases buyers. It enhances a property’s appearance. It provides a play area […]
Mowing seems like such a simple task. Just fire up the lawn mower. Go back and forth across the whole yard. Wait a week and repeat. But improper mowing is the most common reason a lawn loses its good looks. Fortunately, encouraging a healthy lawn requires just three simple mowing practices. Warning: Before working on your […]
One Virginia Cooperative Extension survey found that landscape expenditures — especially large ones — “significantly increase perceived home value.” That leads to a higher selling price than homes with minimal landscaping. Bigger landscaping spending means a bigger return, according to the study. The Appraisal Institute, America’s biggest association of real estate appraisers, advises homeowners that “improving their property’s […]
If your lawn’s spring rebirth is less than glorious thanks to weeds, dead spots and lackluster color, now is the time to shape it up. During your lawn’s spring growth spurt, it responds quickly to your improvement efforts. But don’t wait: You have about six weeks until grass growth slows way down when summer turns […]