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What is thatch? What causes it? And, most importantly, how can you dethatch your lawn?

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What is carpetgrass, how do you take care of it, and is it the right choice for your lawn? In this article, we’ll look at the good, the bad, and the scraggly when it comes to common carpetgrass.

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Is your lawn looking a little lackluster, diseased, overcome with weeds, or just plain ugly? If your lawn could use a bit more pep in its step, go for topdressing. Topdressing a lawn is an ideal way to refresh your grass without tearing it out and starting over.

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Sandy soil can be a challenge to work with for a number of reasons but don’t lose hope. You can enjoy a gorgeous garden and thriving lawn even with sandy soil. The keys are to focus on finding plants that like sandy soil and closely managing your soil health.

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In a nutshell, xeriscape landscaping is an approach that seeks to limit the use of water by using drought-tolerant plants, hardscapes, and efficient irrigation systems. Not only can xeriscaping help you lower your water usage, but it also results in a beautiful, low-maintenance outdoor space. When planning your project, one of your first steps is to choose your xeriscape plants.

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Are you looking for an eco-friendly, low-maintenance alternative to grass for your lawn? Meet red clover. This beautiful and easy-to-grow plant is a popular cover crop for gardeners and farmers throughout the country but can also serve as a hardy lawn alternative.