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Are you searching for warm-season grass tough enough to handle heavy foot traffic, heat, and drought? How about one that is easy

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In this article, we’ll explain clover lawns vs. grass and dive into clover lawn pros and cons. We’ll also highlight some of our favorite clover varieties and show you how to create a carpet of gorgeous clover outside your doorstep.

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Verticutting isn’t as well known as dethatching, but it can be an excellent way to remove excess thatch on your lawn. Known as “verticle mowing,” a verticutter’s blades rotate perpendicular to the surface of the soil. As the machine moves across the lawn, the blades slice through the thatch layer and pull it up, making it easy to collect and remove.

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In this article, we’ll dive into the bogs to help you learn the main uses for peat moss and how you can use peat moss for your lawn.

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Microclover is a white clover variety that stays small with regular lawn mowing, so it won’t take over your yard if you mix it with your regular grass seed. It’s a great supplement to your turfgrass or to replace a traditional lawn.

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In many parts of the country, including the Eastern United States, the Pacific Northwest, New England, and Appalachia, soil tends to be