Burn bans are in effect in many parts of the country, so be sure to take all necessary precautions when using outdoor equipment. Be especially careful with gas grills and patio heaters – follow all safety guidelines carefully to avoid any accidents. Inspect your outdoor gear after the burn ban ends to make sure it’s …
If you live in a area where the ground is frozen for an extended period of time, it may be difficult to get your grass seedlings started. Frozen ground can also be detrimental to your lawn as it makes it hard for pests and diseases to spread. Grasses are able to thrive in cold climates …
If you see salt or yellow grass near a leach field, there may be something wrong with the system. Adding fertilizer may help restore color to grass around a leach field if problems are noticed. You can contact your local sewer company to check for any issues with the drain line before taking any action …
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Poor planting or planning can lead to deficiencies in water supply, inadequate fertilization, lack of air flow and moisture distribution, and disease problems. To improve your plants’ chances for success, take a close look at the soil conditions before you plant and be sure to apply the right amount of fertilizer when needed. If you …
Add a little freshness to your summertime with water mints twice a day. Transition into fall and winter with water mints once or twice daily, depending on the time of year. Ensure your plants stay hydrated all season long by watering them 1-2 times per day. Sniff around for new smells in the spring and …
Water mint plants need a moderate amount of water to thrive, so be sure to give them enough throughout the day. Misting leaves will help keep it moist and hydrated; watering in the morning and evening is optimal for these plants that like cool weather. Repotting mint plants every two years will ensure they grow …
If you water your mint plant regularly, it will be happy and produce more leaves. Make sure to check the moisture level of your plant every day; if it’s low, hydrate it one to two times a day. When mulching around plants like mint, use organic matter instead of grass or other debris as this …
If you want a quick lawn, sod is the most practical choice. To cover paving material with soil, first asphalt will be needed and then once that’s been covered, lawn can grow over it if so desired. Sod holds soil in place to create a solid ground for your grass to thrive on; this makes …
If you water your mint too much, it will become wilted and look sad. Mint can be grown indoors in a pot or garden bed, but give it plenty of water to prevent over-watering. For different plants, water them at different frequencies to avoid root rot or other problems that could occur from overwatering.. Check …
If you have a lack of water, make sure to check the soil type and irrigate as needed. Fertilize your plants only if they are in need of it; overfertilizing can cause yellowness. Bright light levels will cause photosynthesis to slow down, leading to yellowing leaves. Reducing the amount of fertilizer applied will help avoid …
