Month by month winter lawn care for Cincinnati and Dayton: final mow height, leaves, the late fall feeding, dormant seeding, snow mold and salt damage.
What to compare between lawn care companies, the questions to ask, and why late fall to early spring is the easiest time to switch in Cincinnati and Dayton.
Missed the fall seeding window? Aeration still runs through October, dormant seeding works over winter, and next September is the real fix. Here is how to choose.
In southwest Ohio, core aerate between mid August and late September. The window, the 50 degree soil trigger, and why aerating after a spring pre-emergent undoes the application.
5 Yard Tips to Reduce the Population of Ticks on Your Property Ticks are more than just a nuisance—they can carry diseases that affect both people and pets. If you’ve
If you’ve ever discovered a half-used bag of grass seed in your garage or shed, you’ve probably wondered: does grass seed go bad? The short answer is yes — but not in the way