While the amount of water you use each time you irrigate your lawn shouldn’t change from season to season, the irrigation frequency should. Certain seasons (usually fall and winter) will require much less water, though even in spring and summer you should be aware that too much water can harm your lawn. In fact, it is worse to overwater your lawn that underwater it. The number one reason is that too much water can decrease the oxygen level of your lawn.
Spring is already upon us, so it’s not too early to start thinking about what you need to do to prepare your lawn for the approaching summer. If you are like the average homeowner, you spend around four hours every week caring for your lawn — a year-round process here in Florida! That’s a lot…
If you thought you were finished with anatomy lessons when you were in high school or college, think again. Your lawn is actually a fascinating ecological system, and understanding it just might help you maintain that lush, gorgeous, Hernando County grass. Here are some details that could come in handy: The Whole Shebang As you…
