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This is an interesting question that doesn’t have a definitive scientific answer yet. At first glance, most people would probably guess that there is more grass than human hair on earth. However, when you start to dig into the details, it becomes a surprisingly complex question with arguments on both sides. Here is an overview … Read more
Lawn algae is a common problem that can leave your grass looking unhealthy and unattractive. While getting rid of algae may seem difficult there are several effective methods to restore your lawn’s beauty. In this comprehensive guide we’ll cover what causes algae growth, prevention tips, and proven removal techniques. What is Lawn Algae? Algae are … Read more
Watering the lawn and garden is an essential task for any homeowner. But if you’re new to speaking Spanish, you may not know how to express that el césped necesita agua (the grass needs water). Don’t worry, this article will teach you the perfect Spanish translation for “the grass needs water” and other related phrases. … Read more
A lush green lawn can greatly enhance the curb appeal and value of your home. But achieving that perfect carpet-like lawn takes time, effort and using the right grass seed. One of the most popular premium grass seed blends on the market is DIY Premium Double Dark Green. This blend contains a mix of elite … Read more
Author/Reviewed By: Josh Miller, Sales Manager: Baker Lime & North America Minerals Published: 3/3/2017 – Updated: 10/25/2023 In general, it’s best not to apply lime, seed and fertilizer at the same time. You typically want to apply agricultural lime before fertilizer for acidic soil, or fertilizer before lime for nutrient-deficient soil. Seed comes after either … Read more
As technology updates and your old tools become outdated, how to dispose of them responsibly becomes a pressing issue. One such tool is the old lawn mower, which cant simply be tossed in the trash due to its potential environmental impact. With this in mind, our team of junk removal experts are bringing you some … Read more
Despite their creepy-crawly name, spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are among the most popular houseplants to grow. Spider plants are moderately fast-growing plants. Their rosettes of slender, gently arching leaves stretch from around 12 to 18 inches long. The leaves are green or striped green and white. Mature plants regularly send out long stems that bear … Read more
Sometimes you come across a tool that solves so many problems you wonder how you went so long without hearing about it. The Clarington Forge rubber rake is one of those tools. I’ll forgive you for asking, because if you remember our review of the rubber rake from last year, Amy Stewart had the exact … Read more
Scarifying is a vital maintenance technique that removes moss or dead organic material from your lawn. Leaving moss and other debris on your lawn can suffocates the roots of the grass, depriving them of nutrients and encouraging further weed growth. Follow our step by step guide for top tips for lawn scarification. Scarifying is an … Read more
This week marks my two year anniversary here on the Nature’s Seed blog. From seed bombs to backyard putting greens, from Native American legends and snow mold, I’ve covered a wide range of topics that have hopefully been interesting and helpful. Besides my weekly blog updates I also answer customer inquiries and emails each day. … Read more