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What type of new grass fertilizer should you use, and how should you apply it to ensure you’ll soon enjoy a vibrant, lush lawn? Our expert advice on new lawn fertilizer will set you up for success.

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Verticutting isn’t as well known as dethatching, but it can be an excellent way to remove excess thatch on your lawn. Known as “verticle mowing,” a verticutter’s blades rotate perpendicular to the surface of the soil. As the machine moves across the lawn, the blades slice through the thatch layer and pull it up, making it easy to collect and remove.

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Are you doomed to endure brown, withered patches of grass in the shade? Not at all. You just need to know how to choose, plant grass for shaded areas, and maintain it.

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If you want to add a beautiful and natural design element to your landscape, you can’t go wrong with river rocks. Smoothed and rounded by water over the eons, river rocks come in a variety of sizes and colors. They’re prized for their attractive appearance, durability, and versatility. Best of all, there are countless river rock landscaping ideas to explore.

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Are you looking for an eco-friendly, low-maintenance alternative to grass for your lawn? Meet red clover. This beautiful and easy-to-grow plant is a popular cover crop for gardeners and farmers throughout the country but can also serve as a hardy lawn alternative.

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What is thatch? What causes it? And, most importantly, how can you dethatch your lawn?