Why Late Winter Is the Best Time to Get Ahead of Spring Weeds
Waiting for the first warm days of spring to manage weeds is a mug’s game. Late winter presents an incredibly narrow window where ground conditions dictate the success of the entire growing season. Effective winter lawn care relies completely on striking before the underlying soil temperatures begin to rise. Why Late Winter Soil Temperatures...
Read moreSigns Your Grass Needs Help Before Spring
Most property managers think a spring lawn checklist is just about mowing and fertilising, but actual diagnostics start in late winter. A lawn in dormancy looks vastly different from grass suffering from disease or compaction. Dormancy is the natural state where turfgrass slows its metabolic processes and turns brown to survive cold temperatures. Ground-level...
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