Mowing

Heat and humidity are stressing lawns again, even after some recovery from June’s drought. Stick with your current watering routine, avoid overwatering, and be sure to mow at 3.5 inches or higher, it makes a huge difference in lawn health. Watch the video to learn more!

This weeks weather report: We finally got rain! What does that mean to your lawn?

Your lawn’s health depends on many factors, from sunlight and watering to aeration and seasonal changes. Understanding how these elements work together helps fine-tune the formula for a great lawn. Explore our lawn health resources, Lawn Quality Calendar, and “This Time of Year” feature for seasonal tips and expectations throughout the year.