How Often Should You Replace Mulch?
Organic mulch normally lasts 5-6 years. Though, several factors may cause you to have to replace or replenish mulch every 1-2 years. Organic mulch decomposes over time, so it... View Article
Mulch vs. Rocks
Here in central Kansas, we typically endure long, hot summers that often don’t bring enough rain to keep our flowers, trees and shrubs happy. Many homeowners use bark mulch around... View Article
How to Protect Your Lawn and Garden From Heavy Rain
Spring storms usually bring much desired showers to our lawns and gardens. However, heavy rains can be damaging to even the healthiest of plants by drowning them or causing mold... View Article
Preventing Summer Weeds in Kansas
Lawn maintenance in Kansas presents a number of obstacles. With the weather being as uncertain as it is, the most common problem to keeping a healthy lawn here in Kansas... View Article
Spring Lawn Care Tips
Kansas winters can be harsh and summers can be scorching, so spring is an important time to take steps toward a yard full of green, healthy grass. A few hours... View Article
How to Repair a Garden Hose
You pull your garden hose out of the garage, screw it into the faucet, attach the perfect nozzle, turn on the water and end up getting soaked. It’s the dreaded... View Article
What is Compost?
Composting is a free and natural way to recycle decomposed organic material and turn it into a nutrient rich soil. Organic material can range from leaves to grass clippings, and... View Article
How to Celebrate Arbor Day
Arbor Day is an annual holiday that celebrates trees and the role they play in our lives, as well as promoting tree planting and care. According to the US Department... View Article
Tips for Planting Grass in the Fall
With its milder temperatures and heavier dews, fall is the perfect time for planting certain types of grasses. Follow these fall grass planting tips to establish a lush, healthy lawn.... View Article
When Should You Overseed a Fescue Lawn?
Overseeding a lawn involves nothing more than spreading grass seed evenly over your existing lawn. This practice is usually reserved for bunch-type grasses, such as fescue. Overseeding fescue helps ensure... View Article